removing website name from <TITLE> tag

[jason1971]

HI everyone,

I need some help please, I would like to be able to remove my website name from the <TITLE> tag when I start to access the categories and sub-catgegories. So that all you sell in the <TITLE> tag is the category and sub-category names.

Is this possible ?? if so could somebody please advise me on doing this ???

Also is it possbile to add additional text, that will show up in the title tag line after a category title appears so that I do not have to add the words 'for sale', 'wanted','in the UK' within the category itself, because its making the category titles too long ?

EG: CATEGORY >>caravan (followed by) for sale in the UK
Many thanks

jason

[seymourjames]

Version of software please - put it in your signature.

Lets be clear here.

You wan test in the layout file to assign title tags for categories using the designer version. You will need developer to change what gets inserted into links and shown on pages in places like the browse (category) pages and the breadcrumb. The latter is more involved and becomes a small customisation job.

Try searching the forum as this has been covered before. There is probably enough information to do it.

[jason1971]

Can you confirm whether or not the feild name for the category title and sub category titles are {$sitetitle}

or do they have a different name eg {$subcat} if so,

am I able to do this with in the <title> tag <TITLE> New and second hand {$subcat}</TITLE>

AS i have found a <TITLE> string in some of the earlier posts
and I wondered whether I could add this to the string below,
__________________________________________________ __________________________________
{if $body=='user/userlogin.tpl'}
<title>Log In to Camping Classifieds Caravan Classifieds.com</title>
{elseif $body=='home.tpl'}
<title>{$sitetitle} - The free UK Caravan and Camping Classified Ad's</title>
{elseif $body=='showlistings.tpl'}
<title>{$sitetitle}</title>
{elseif $body=='user/userindex.tpl'}
<title>{$sitetitle} - My Account</title>
{elseif $body=='categories/browse.tpl'}
<title> {$sitetitle}</title>
{elseif $body=='viewlisting2.tpl'}
<title>{$title}</title>
{else}
<title> {$sitetitle} </title>
{/if}

[seymourjames]

Thanks for your PM.

The premium template with our SEO module solves the problem for all of these issues of assigning title tags, meta descriptions and meta keywords by editing just one file. These all get written into the page at the time of display and links get correct title tags embedded within them also. This template will be discontinued for version 4.1