I am facing this strange problem with my website that if change the home page title from "Home page" to something else, it will kill my home page slideshow. I am at the same time amused and perplexed and any help would be highly appreciated.
Website URL: www.letterfloret.com
If you want to remove the title "HOme Page".
Go to Admin Panel -> CMS -> Pages -> Home Page-> Content->
Remove the Home page title over there , afterward click on the Show/Hide editor button and write the following
`<html>
</html>`
This will solve your problem
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I am creating a portfolio project using handlebars and nodeJS. On my home(index) page, I have two sections down the page called 'about me' and 'contact me'. My nav bar also contains two buttons labeled 'about me' and 'contact me'. Both my 'contact me' and 'about me' have id tags with corresponding names.
I understand that when on the home page already, I can simply use
About Me
and this will automatically scroll down the page for me.
However, my issue is when I am not on the home page, but say one of my project pages. They also have the same nav bar, so if I want to click on 'contact me', simply using
About Me
it will obviously not work because that page does not contain the section with that id.
So my question is, if I am on a project page and I click on the 'contact me'/'about me' button in the nav bar, how do I get back to the home page and then also have it scroll down to those sections?
From this link, https://www.sitepoint.com/community/t/how-do-i-link-jump-to-a-specific-section-on-a-different-page/5646 I was hoping to get answers. But since I am using handlebars instead of html, this option does not work for me.Or at least I do not think it does.
I have my hbs all stored in a folder called views. The index.hbs is in /public/views. However my project pages are store in /public/views/partials <-- just for reference.
Thanks in advance!
I'm writing a wiki in another language, but I make links in English.
For example, in main page of GitLab-Wiki I see "Home",and if I create new page, called "CARS", I'll see CARS on top of new page.
So, I want to hide title from the page, which I created, cause sometimes my link could be home/blabla1234/cadfd
And every the page home has title: Home,
page blabla1234 has title: blabla1234 etc.
I googled it, and couldn't find any answer on my question. Maybe someone help me with this issue.
i have got following problem with Joomla! 3.3.4: after entering text to the Browser Page Title window in article options, the title doesn't change. In that place is only displayed the global sitename. In older Joomla everything works properly.
To change the field title you need to edit the menu item options. When you go to the detail view of menu item in question, navigate to the Page Display tab. The first field is Browser Page Title, enter the title you want to appear and save.
That should sort it out for you...
Please try to switch to the default template and if it works there is something wrong with your template.
In order to set browser title you could use setTitle() method.
<?php
$this->setTitle( $title );
?>
You could check setTitle usage at: Joomla Docs.
If you want to set title in article template you could make an addition to:
/templates/*template_name/html/article/default.php
An example code that could set the article title to browser title would be:
<?php
$this->setTitle( $this->item->title );
?>
Hope this helps
Go to Global Configuration -> Site -> Include Site Name in Page Titles and set it to Before or After. Of course you also have to set a Site Name.
I have a SharePoint website, my main page is on mySiteRoot/Pages/default.aspx (quite normal until here I think) but the problem is that the name in the browser tab is also "default".
I want to change the name displaying in the tab without changing the name of the .aspx file, but despite all my searches I can't find it on SharePoint.
Does someone have a solution ?
Each page in SharePoint should have a Name and a Title. The Name refers to the filename of the page, and thus affects the page's URL (in your case, "default.aspx").
The Title is independent of the page Name, and this is what is displayed in the browser title bar / tab.
To edit an existing page, the easiest thing to do is to navigate to Site Actions > View All Site Content. Under the "Document Libraries" area, locate and open the "Pages" library. In the library, find "default" and from either its context menu or the ribbon, select "Edit Properties". There you can change the Title to whatever you want.
open the page in SharePoint designer.. and look for the string:
<asp:Content ContentPlaceHolderId="PlaceHolderPageTitle" runat="server">
<SharePoint:ListItemProperty Property="BaseName" maxlength="40" runat="server"/>
</asp:Content>
Simply replace it as:
<asp:Content ContentPlaceHolderId="PlaceHolderPageTitle" runat="server">
Your title
</asp:Content>
Hopefully you will get it working.
which edition/version of SharePoint ? I guess it's 2010 with wiki home feature enabled.
If I'm right, you have to rename the file to rename the page. But don't worry, your page will still be the home page of your site.
You can in all case click on set as default page on any page in the ribbon.
PS: you should consider posting on http://sharepoint.stackexchange.com which is the dedicated site for SharePoint Q/A.
I would like to remove the link to homepage in my page logo and menu item called "Home" if you are actually navigating in the Homepage, that is, the logo and Home link in the menu should not be a link if you are in the Homepage, in any other page they should be links again.
Any ideas on how to achieve this?
Many Thanks
Check using: PageReference.StartPage.ID == Container.CurrentPage.PageLink.ID
You could use it as the Visible-condition for placeholders around the A-tags... And instead of the property-control that will auto-link the name just use: <%# HttpUtility.HtmlEncode(Container.CurrentPage.PageName)%>