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Title Manager Plugin

Title Manager is the most popular Joomla plugin to manage your page titles for better SEO.

Compatible with both Joomla 2.5 and 3!

With this plugin, you can display your site name in page titles with a lot of additional features for different needs.

You can:
* Use a custom site name leaving the default site name untouched for mails etc.
* Use a special page title for your home page
* Change the separator between site name and content titles
* Choose where to display your site name. Before or after your content titles.

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2011-10-14
Reviews: 4
Superb, simple to set-up. Maybe this should be integral to Joomla?
2011-10-05
Reviews: 4
Thanks for this - so simple and effective and just what I needed. 2 seconds to install like everyone says.
2011-10-05
Reviews: 5
This is exactly what is missing in the standard Joomla! features
2011-09-21
Reviews: 3
Does what it says...

Installed, configured in less than one minute and works great.

Thanks !
2011-09-03
Reviews: 100
It does exactly what I wanted. Say your site is titled "Joomla" and then you have some forums, the output would be "Joomla | Forums" or what ever you wanted the separator to be. Thanks for the extension.
2011-08-05
Reviews: 1
I was able to install and configure very easily.

Did just what the description said it would do.

Great Extension.
2011-07-13
Reviews: 2
Installed this plugin that works seamlessly with core Joomla and with a couple of configurations I was able to add my site name to every page (before or after the page title). An excellent, easy and critical plugin. Highly recommend.

Dawn
2011-06-22
Reviews: 10
I had a problem the site was reading "My Site" Open Source Home Page.

I couldn't describe the problem for proper forum search after 2 hours I found this extension.

Took maybe 3 minutes to download, install now the tab reads "My Site".

Perfect for those of us newbies who do not understand code.

Thank You.
2011-06-16
Reviews: 3
simple - took minutes to install and set up, thanks
2011-06-12
Reviews: 15
I use this plugin and really like it, but it has one flaw (in my opinion). With this enabled, the Joomla menu "Parameters (System) > Page Title" becomes useless. I feel the plugin should be overridden if this core Joomla functionality is used. I don't want all my main menus to have my site title included but do want my site title included after all other pages, articles, components, etc.

Other than that - excellent.
2011-06-07
Reviews: 2
You'll be installed and done with it in under a minute
RvA
2011-05-25
Reviews: 6
Nice job!
2011-03-28
Reviews: 8
Installation and setup in seconds, and does exactly what it says.... 5/5
2011-03-07
Reviews: 1
Easy, simple, works immediately. Exellent.
2010-12-31
Reviews: 4
Thank you, thank you for very good and free plugin which is so simpe and yet useful. Did I forgot to say thank you;) Regards
2010-11-30
Reviews: 5
installed within seconds and a few clicks to have it customized. perfect!
2010-06-28
Reviews: 2
Very cool plugin which is a essential in all modern sites which it should be embedded into Joomla! main libraries.
However I faced some issues which could be solved in future releases that make this extension a total ace!
1. I suggest adding support for multi-language websites.
2. I think it REALLY help SEO if there is a hierarchical menu structure or category structure added to this delightful extension.

Thank you Ercan,
Keep the good work going...
2010-06-25
Reviews: 2
A simple and great must-have addon. Let's you control the site name displayed and if it is displayed before or after page title. Also a few other small details can be controlled.
2010-05-20
Reviews: 10
Just what I needed. Simple and effective. Having the page name first is better for SEO, and having the site name follow is better for a professional appearance.
2010-05-04
Reviews: 1
I believe this function was built into Joomla 1.0, not sure why it was removed. Basically, this component allows you to modify the meta title tag so that it says:

Website Name - Article Name

instead of just

Article Name

Simple but it's just what I was looking for! Many thanks to the developer for making a great plugin and also for making it easy to download.
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