I got Xsite Pro the other day and seem to have the hang of most of it's features.
However I'm wanting to find out how I can make it so the website title isn't displayed on the homepage between the
tags - but it does for the rest of the pages.
I'm creating a MFA site and so have the website title as the product, so on my About page the page title is: 'Red Widgets : About Us' with the Contact page being 'Red Widgets : Contact Us'.
But as the homepage has the same keyword title as the website it's obviously coming out as 'Red Widgets : Red Widgets' with both being the same.
So I'm wondering if there is an option to not display the website title automatically on the homepage - without the need to go into the source code afterwards and manually edit it?
I guess an alternative would be to keep the website title as the keyword phrase and have the homepage as something like 'Information about <keyword phrase> Here', so the keyword phrase will be in the homepage title twice - 'Red Widgets : Information About Red Widgets Here'
Apologies if I haven't explained it correctly, just let me know if that's the case.
However I'm wanting to find out how I can make it so the website title isn't displayed on the homepage between the
Code:
<title></title>
I'm creating a MFA site and so have the website title as the product, so on my About page the page title is: 'Red Widgets : About Us' with the Contact page being 'Red Widgets : Contact Us'.
But as the homepage has the same keyword title as the website it's obviously coming out as 'Red Widgets : Red Widgets' with both being the same.
So I'm wondering if there is an option to not display the website title automatically on the homepage - without the need to go into the source code afterwards and manually edit it?
I guess an alternative would be to keep the website title as the keyword phrase and have the homepage as something like 'Information about <keyword phrase> Here', so the keyword phrase will be in the homepage title twice - 'Red Widgets : Information About Red Widgets Here'
Apologies if I haven't explained it correctly, just let me know if that's the case.
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