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WP - Is this possible: Change Site Title?

by 67-17454
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I have a WP theme I want to use over and over. Is there a way to access the Site Title, Tagline, and Edit a page externally before uploading to a new site via Cloning or some other method?

For example, have a default Site Title of "Podiatrists" and be able to change it to "Podiatrists in Bermuda" through some script or external program before installing it on a new customers site?

Thanks,

Mark.
#change #site #title
  • Profile picture of the author gyar29
    Mark,

    You set the blog or website title and description in WP with the Administration > Settings > General panel, and WordPress does the rest.

    Gene
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    • Profile picture of the author Sire
      gyar29 is correct, but if you want to be able to change the size of the title, or it's placement etc, that is largely dependant on the theme you use. That's why I've chose the theme I'm using as it is very configurable.
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      • Profile picture of the author 67-17454
        Thanks for taking the time to reply.

        I was really trying to figure if it could be done externally post-installation with a script or desktop app, and then replicated using WP Twin or BlogZapper or even Wordpress Mass Blog Installer. Then effectively, sites could be replicated with maximum automation.

        Mark.
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        • Profile picture of the author Sire
          Originally Posted by 67-17454 View Post

          Thanks for taking the time to reply.

          I was really trying to figure if it could be done externally post-installation with a script or desktop app, and then replicated using WP Twin or BlogZapper or even Wordpress Mass Blog Installer. Then effectively, sites could be replicated with maximum automation.

          Mark.
          I don't know about those plugins, but with flexsqueeze, once you have the blog looking the way you want it to, you can download the configuration as a csv file and then import it to your other blogs and they will all look alike.
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