Title Manager
Version
3.0 (last update on Apr 14, 2013)
Rating
Compatibility
Reviews
83
License
GPLv2 or later
Non-Commercial
Type
Date Added
18 November 2007
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.
I have just installed it, easly, works great thanks Ercan
This is exactly what you need to not only boost you Google ranking, but to properly label your pages and keep the site name on all pages.
This plugin works with sh404SEF unlike other plugins of this type. All you have to do is disable the meta rewrite option in your sh404sef configuration.
I highly recommend this plugin to all and think Joomla should incorporate it into their core package.
Regards.
This plugin works with sh404SEF unlike other plugins of this type. All you have to do is disable the meta rewrite option in your sh404sef configuration.
I highly recommend this plugin to all and think Joomla should incorporate it into their core package.
Regards.
This Plugin does exactly what it says. It handles a major flaw in the way Joomla 1.5 handles the -Tags.
This Plugin works just fine for me, no problems at all.
This Plugin works just fine for me, no problems at all.
It almost seems to be an oversight to allow a Joomla! user to add the site's title, visible in the browser window and search engines. However, this little pluging addresses that issue and adds some extra features as well. There's no need to dig around in the source code! Love it!
It, like the other plugin out now, didnt work for me and it came down to the sh404SEF. I simply went to config > meta/seo tab and put the name needed in the "Insert before page title" area (or after). The plugin is still cool for anyone with other SEF components or none.
I like the simplicity of this plugin. It does exactly one thing and does it well. That is what modularity is all about.
There are other plugins out there which are supposed to do everything for you in one package. After trying out some alternatives, I figured that even through they were feature-rich, they did not feel elegant and/or were buggy.
For meta descriptions I ended up writing my own perl script which populates the article database with tags based on article contents. This works well with sites which are mostly single-article based (search for snJmetadesc if interested).
There are other plugins out there which are supposed to do everything for you in one package. After trying out some alternatives, I figured that even through they were feature-rich, they did not feel elegant and/or were buggy.
For meta descriptions I ended up writing my own perl script which populates the article database with tags based on article contents. This works well with sites which are mostly single-article based (search for snJmetadesc if interested).
Page 4 of 5
