Entering a different title and different keywords for each page within a site
Entering a different title and different keywords for each page within a site
I recently had my website content transfered to CMS. It's great. The only thing I noticed is that when I enter the title and keywords for one page, these are automatically changed in all the other pages. I would like to have a title and keywords that are page specific and not generalized. Can anybody help? Thanks.
Re: Entering a different title and different keywords for each page within a site
Where are you entering the title and keywords?...
Title is used wherever there is a {title} tag in template be it in the area or just in the content area so you shouldn't be getting the same title for every page unless you did some kind of strange coding in template...
When you edit a page you can put page specific keywords in the options tab > metadata box, insure you use standard phraseology ...
Title is used wherever there is a {title} tag in template be it in the area or just in the content area so you shouldn't be getting the same title for every page unless you did some kind of strange coding in template...
When you edit a page you can put page specific keywords in the options tab > metadata box, insure you use standard phraseology ...
Re: Entering a different title and different keywords for each page within a sit
I am entering them in the template.
I had someone do this for me.
The coding might be off because it is still doing it.
I had someone do this for me.
The coding might be off because it is still doing it.
Re: Entering a different title and different keywords for each page within a site
Anything in the template will of course go in every page, global metadata etc. goes in the global settings page, page specific goes where I said b4, you must not be using the {title} tag...
Your best bet is to look at one of the default templates to see how the tags are used, as it seems whomever set this up wasn't familiar with how CMS Made Simple works...
Your best bet is to look at one of the default templates to see how the tags are used, as it seems whomever set this up wasn't familiar with how CMS Made Simple works...
