L Lehmann
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| 10/12/2006 12:16 PM |
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I have a customer who uses italics in the title of their articles (such as "Jeff's Corner - My Latest Idea") . However, with the SEO title option on, the title shows in the browser title bar (such as "Jeff's Corner - My Latest Idea") which the customer finds objectionable.
As a short term solution, I've turned off the SEO title option. Is there a way to keep the italics in the article title but ignore the html tags in the browser title bar?
I have version 5.28 of the Articles module.
Thanks muchly.
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L Lehmann
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| 10/13/2006 2:37 PM |
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Let me re-do the example so it will display properly:
title of their articles such as: Jeff's Corner - My Latest Idea
how it shows up in the browser: Jeff's <em>Corner</em> - My Latest Idea
Any way to get the italics to show in the title of the article without the html showing in the browser title bar?
Thanks.
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L Lehmann
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| 10/13/2006 2:42 PM |
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Let me re-do the example so it will display properly:
title of their articles such as: Jeff's Corner - My Latest Idea
how it shows up in the browser: Jeff's Corner- My Latest Idea
Any way to get the italics to show in the title of the article without the html showing in the browser title bar?
Thanks.
LL
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Scott McCulloch
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| 10/15/2006 7:38 PM |
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I think the best option here, would be to either remove the illegal characters automatically OR provide an additional option (defaulted to title) that would allow you to specify a title in the browser bar.
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L Lehmann
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| 10/16/2006 6:39 AM |
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| Scott, Thanks for responding. Either one would work for me, but I will ask the client which one they would prefer. - LL |
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L Lehmann
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| 10/16/2006 8:53 PM |
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| Scott, The client would prefer #1: remove the illegal characters automatically. (They did say that #2 sounded good but that it would require more effort. Their website handles a lot of articles from many authors so simple is best.) Thanks muchly. - LL |
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Scott McCulloch
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| 10/17/2006 5:51 AM |
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| Yes, I agree with #1, I've added it to my list. |
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Scott McCulloch
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| 10/17/2006 5:51 AM |
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| I'll be removing all chars for the title in the browser with the exception of A-Z, spaces and dashes, does this sound OK? |
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L Lehmann
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| 10/17/2006 6:35 AM |
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Scott,
I would recommend keeping: A-Z, 0-9, spaces, along with the standard punctuation: .,?!@#$%&*()[]
Can you also keep the slashes? I'm concerned about changing the title too much.
I think if you can just eliminate any html, that would be best. So anything within <> along with the angle brackets.
Thanks.
- LL
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L Lehmann
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| 11/05/2006 12:08 AM |
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Scott,
Any ETA on module upgrade with a fix to SEO browser title problem?
Thanks.
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Scott McCulloch
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| 11/05/2006 5:26 AM |
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| It will be fixed in a release for Monday. |
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Scott McCulloch
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| 11/06/2006 6:01 AM |
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| I've made the change for this locally, using the StripHtml method in the module, this should resolve this issue for the next release. |
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