I have snippets for the headers on my site, wordrake.com. Each one, if you view the source, has a lovely <title> tag with a carefully SEO-friendly title. However, when you load the pages, the titles don't show -- just the URL. Any ideas on how to get the titles to display as they normally would? (Running ModX Revo 2.2, if that makes a difference)
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The title from the title tag in the template head will display as the tab/window title. If you want something in the URL, that goes in the "alias" field.
Sorry if I was unclear. The tab/window title is displaying the URL, despite the presence of a <title> tag with a title in it.
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Looking at your page source, I see a meta tag named "title", but no <title>...</title> tags. Did you run the site through the W3C validator? It complains about that...
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.wordrake.com%2F&charset=%28detect+automatically%29&doctype=Inline&group=0
You are using <!DOCTYPE HTML> which means your document is
HTML5
With HTML5 you need
<title>Your Title</title>
Instead of old and no more supported:
<meta name="Title" content="Your Title">
THANK YOU! Can't believe I missed that. Y'all rock.
