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11 years ago

That line is not showing up when I open it in Firefox. It looks fine.

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npaige 11 years ago

You don't see a line when you go to the url?
In the toolbar - Favicon, Mountain River Stream, line.............. no?

Originally Posted by Sue McDonald

That line is not showing up when I open it in Firefox. It looks fine.
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challanger

11 years ago

what line are you talking about??

is it this?

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npaige 11 years ago

Not on the actual website - on the toolbar.. after favicon, name, then there is a line. If you bookmark it, it bookmarks with a line...

Originally Posted by challanger

what line are you talking about??

is it this?
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run

11 years ago

Open your header.php file.

Replace title tag with this code instead:

PHP Code:

 
<title><?php if (is_home() || is_front_page()) { echo bloginfo('name'); } else { echo wp_title(''); } ?></title>

Furthermore, Do you have any SEO plugin install? If so, it's from the SEO plugin to give the title structure like this:

Site Name | Post/Page Title

So, check out with your SEO plugin!

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Kingfish85

11 years ago

The OP is talking about the | in the title. I think it is a plugin doing it - do you have some SEO plugin that edits the titles? I'd start there. When viewing the source, you can see it:

HTML Code:

<title>Mountain River Stream | </title>

It's called a "pipe" symbol.

Most likely you could find the symbol in the header.php file OR in the plugin files for the SEO plugin.

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npaige

11 years ago

You found it!

Pipe symbol.. it is.

I can't find it.
This is in the header.php file.
<title><?php tj_custom_titles(); ?></title>
Is this correct?

I will look at the plugins.

Thank you,
Dr. Nicki

Originally Posted by Kingfish85

The OP is talking about the | in the title. I think it is a plugin doing it - do you have some SEO plugin that edits the titles? I'd start there. When viewing the source, you can see it:

HTML Code:

<title>Mountain River Stream | </title>

It's called a "pipe" symbol.

Most likely you could find the symbol in the header.php file OR in the plugin files for the SEO plugin.

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challanger

11 years ago

Nope its not plugin.. You go to settings and you will see a General settings tab

after clicking general setting.

you can see title portion.. check that title there must be a line written.....

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npaige

11 years ago

I checked.
There is no line in "site title."

Now what?

Originally Posted by challanger

Nope its not plugin.. You go to settings and you will see a General settings tab

after clicking general setting.

you can see title portion.. check that title there must be a line written.....

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challanger

11 years ago

what SEO plugin are you using?

Yoast? AllinoneSEO or something else?

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npaige 11 years ago

I don't have any SEO specific plugins yet...
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Originally Posted by challanger

what SEO plugin are you using?

Yoast? AllinoneSEO or something else?
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challanger

11 years ago

Some WP templates. it keeps the blog title on all pages... When you create title for rest of the pages, it will use that line.. just like following site

/www.sheensol.com/

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npaige

11 years ago

I think it's the pipe symbol.. not the forward slash...

Originally Posted by challanger

Some WP templates. it keeps the blog title on all pages... When you create title for rest of the pages, it will use that line.. just like following site

/www.sheensol.com/

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run

11 years ago

what SEO plugin are you using?

Yoast? AllinoneSEO or something else?

No! This site has no SEO plugin installed. It's from theme itself. There are 2 solutions:

1st Choice - You didn't add the site "Tagline" in General Setting of your blog. So add Tagline, it'll have the description of the site after that "Pipe" symbol.

2nd Choice - Under "Appearance" -> in "Freshlife Theme options" -> click on "SEO options" on the left -> scroll down to find this "If custom titles are disabled, choose autogeneration method" -> choose "BlogName only".

It'll do trick! Let's see this help!

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npaige

11 years ago

Brilliant!!!

Option #2........ worked.

Thank you very much.
Thank all of you for taking the time

That was really buggin me and I really need to get off the computer

Appreciate it!
Dr. Nicki

Originally Posted by run

No! This site has no SEO plugin installed. It's from theme itself. There are 2 solutions:

1st Choice - You didn't add the site "Tagline" in General Setting of your blog. So add Tagline, it'll have the description of the site after that "Pipe" symbol.

2nd Choice - Under "Appearance" -> in "Freshlife Theme options" -> click on "SEO options" on the left -> scroll down to find this "If custom titles are disabled, choose autogeneration method" -> choose "BlogName only".

It'll do trick! Let's see this help!