How to Customize the Blogger Page Title

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It's an unfortunate fact that Blogger's html page titles for posts, pages, archives and even the main page are not very SEO friendly.

Blogger Page Title CustomizationNow, Matt Cutts from Google would probably dismiss this a bit since he stresses that page titles are just a small part of your overall optimization strategy.

That said, I just have to make my Blogger blogs optimized top to bottom - it is just the way I work. In the future I'll talk more about SEO strategies.

How Blogger Post Titles Work


As you've probably noticed, Blogger by default likes to prefix all pages with your blog's main title. For example, in my case the main title is 'Blogger Tips Pro'. When I first created this site, Blogger did the following with my default post titles (If you peeked at my current page titles you'll see that they don't follow this pattern.):
  1. Main Page Title - 'Blogger Tips Pro'
  2. Post Title - 'Blogger Tips Pro: My Post Title'
  3. Page Title - 'Blogger Tips Pro: My Page Title'
  4. Search Title - 'Blogger Tips Pro: << link to search >>'
  5. Archive Title - 'Blogger Tips Pro: Feb 2012'
If you dig a bit into the top of your blog's template by pressing the 'Edit HTML' button (I'm assuming Blogger's newer templates) you'll see the following template code about 12 lines down:












<title><data:blog.pageTitle/></title>

This is the specific template code to display the html page title. In Google's Layout data tags definition, 'data:blog.pageTitle' means the following:

"The title of the current page. This is often the blog title, but may contain additional information on archive or post pages."

As you can see above, that 'additional information' is how they append the page and blog titles together.

How to Change Blogger Post Titles


The first step in altering your page titles is to first layout the title patterns you wish to use. Do you want a tag line on the main page title? Do you want your post titles appended with your blog title, or just stand alone? Do you want your archive pages to display something different?

I'll walk you through how I modified this site. First, let's look at how you conditionally pick a title. This requires using some simple template logic:

<b:if cond=(some condition)>
</b:if>


This is how Blogger templates allow an if condition - such as 'if the page type is archive, then do something'.

Now let's customize the full condition to set Post page html titles equal to their Post title and the main page title to the default Blogger blog title (this check uses the pageType variable which can have the values 'item', 'archive', 'static_page' or 'index'):

<b:if cond='data:blog.pageType != &quot;item&quot;'>
  <title><data:blog.pageTitle/></title>
<b:else/>
  <title><data:blog.pageName/></title>
</b:if>


This code is stating 'if my page type is NOT an item (which means, a blog Post), then use the default Blogger site title, otherwise use the page name'. Using this blog as the example, if I replace the single title line with these 5 lines - the following titles would now appear:
  1. Main Page Title - 'Blogger Tips Pro'
  2. Post Title - 'My Post Title'
  3. Page Title - 'Blogger Tips Pro: My Page Title'
  4. Search Title - 'Blogger Tips Pro: << link to search >>'
  5. Archive Title - 'Blogger Tips Pro: Feb 2012'
In this case only the Post titles change and no longer have the 'Blogger Tips Pro' in the prefix. This is a great change if you want your Post titles to be just your keyword rich titles for the search engines without the Blog name added.

But, what if you want your Archive or Page titles to have unique names too?  Now you can see where I'm going - in the next set of code we're looking to see first if we're on the main index page. If not, we then check to see if we're on an archive page. If not an index or archive, we then set the page title to just the page name:

<b:if cond='data:blog.pageType == &quot;index&quot;'>
  <title><data:blog.pageTitle/></title>
  <b:else/>
    <b:if cond='data:blog.pageType == &quot;archive&quot;'>
      <title><data:blog.pageTitle/></title>
    <b:else/>
      <title><data:blog.pageName/></title>
  </b:if>
</b:if>


Now our page titles look like this:
  1. Main Page Title - 'Blogger Tips Pro'
  2. Post Title - 'My Post Title'
  3. Page Title - 'My Page Title'
  4. Search Title - 'Blogger Tips Pro: << link to search >>'
  5. Archive Title - 'Blogger Tips Pro: Feb 2012'
Finally, you can add some additional text to enhance your title page, or reverse the Blogger default by placing the blog title at the end of your page names:

<b:if cond='data:blog.pageType == &quot;index&quot;'>
  <title><data:blog.pageTitle/> - Powerful Strategies for Google Blogger</title>
<b:else/>
  <b:if cond='data:blog.pageType == &quot;archive&quot;'>
    <title><data:blog.pageName/></title>
  <b:else/>
    <title><data:blog.pageName/> - <data:blog.title/></title>
  </b:if>
</b:if>

Oddly, Blogger doesn't offer a 'data:' tag for the blog description in the header (you would think there would be a data:blog.description variable). So, you'll just have to be aware of adding your descriptive text manually.

Finally our page titles now look like this:
  1. Main Page Title - 'Blogger Tips Pro - Powerful Strategies for Google Blogger'
  2. Post Title - 'My Post Title - Blogger Tips Pro'
  3. Page Title - 'My Page Title - Blogger Tips Pro'
  4. Search Title - 'Blogger Tips Pro - Powerful Strategies for Google Blogger: << link to search >>
  5. Archive Title - 'Feb 2012'

Some Final Thoughts on Blogger Page Titles


As you can see you're free to modify your template header to experiment with how you would like your blog titles to appear to the search engines. You can add keyword rich terms in all of your pages depending on your pageType as well as other variables.

Note, however, that having your blog site title as the leading keyword phrase might be good in certain cases - especially if you are really attempting to brand your site with a coporate name. Take a look at Amazon or Target in Google results - you'll see they have their company brand first in pages titles. If your brand is important to you then leaving the Blogger default might be your best choice.

Experiment and enjoy!
101 comments:
  1. GREAT ARTICLE..!!
    THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS..!!
    FRM
    top seo tips

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    1. It is a so helpful article.
      So much Thanks to share it.
      Thanks
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      Tutorial Hut

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  2. wow tnx. btw, your page looks like a wp theme. :)

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    1. I did some customizations of the standard Blogger template to get to this theme. Just wanted it to be simple.

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  3. Thanks for this tips on how a blogger can customized the page title. We learned that having your blog site title as the leading keyword phrase might be good in certain cases and especially if you are really attempting to brand your site with a corporate name.

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    1. Yes, thanks Lia. As I noted in my last paragraph, branding can be important to your business online. Amazon and Target are very good examples.

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  4. Thanks for sharing this awesome post, it actually work for my blog.

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  5. Sorry I didn´t understand a thing although it seemed simple and I read everything. How do I simply put the name of my blog (Concordia Institute)and a few details? If you could present some elements ready to copy and paste I would appreciate very very much. You can find the blog here:http://concordia-institute.blogspot.fr/

    Thanx

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    1. Hi,

      I guess I'm struggling to understand your question. Where do you want to put the name of your blog? I looked at your site and see that the name is in the page title and your main blog home page has the name as well. Your posts also have the blog name.

      Let me know how I can help with some more details!

      Sincerely, Don James

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  6. Thank you for this..had a hard time looking for help online :)

    http://www.shelovesthefinerthings.com/

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  7. Don, You have made my day :-)
    Thank you so much for providing such a big SEO tip!!

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    1. Glad I was able to help you. I have more SEO tricks up my sleeve that will help you in the future!

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  8. Hello Don

    Sorry, after publishing my comments certain codes/tags where erased, so posting it again. Please delete my earlier comment

    Thanks for this wonderful post. Quite informative. I am still looking for a way to display titles in certain criteria

    A) Search result Title: search keyword | Search Result | data:blog.title
    B) Archive Title : Month | Year | data:blog.title
    C) Home or index Title : data:blog.title | Punch line
    D) Post Title : data:blog.pageName | data:blog.title
    E) Page Title : data:blog.pageName | data:blog.title

    With your examples, I can get C, D & E. Is it possible to achieve A & B?

    Thanks in advance.

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    1. Hey Theju,

      I haven't had the time this week to take a look at answering your question on the Blogger search and archive titles. Check back this weekend.

      Thanks!

      - Don James

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  9. the post was too complex. tried to understand.
    however i want that only post title appear in Search results.
    currently it appear as : Post Title | Blog Title.
    i want that only Post title appear and no blog title.
    is it against SEO? if not tell me at Kamransj@yahoo.com.
    Thank you! Check My Blog <a href="http://TrixKing.blogspot.com><b>My Blog</a></b>

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  10. Hi Kamran,

    All you need to do is copy my first example near the top of the post that just replaces the Post Title without the Blog Title. Just replace: <title><data:blog.pageTitle/></title> with the code in the first example. That will fix your problem. That is not against SEO at all.

    - Don James

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  11. thank you very much for this great information! ;)

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  12. Don, this was THE most concise post on this topic! Thank you so much.
    I'm not sure why, but < title > now shows up in the tab before my post title name... Suggestion to fix?

    http://thejaneeden.blogspot.ca/

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    1. Hi Jane!

      Wonderful blog BTW - it looks and flows great! When I look at your blog posts I don't see the problem - maybe I'm not understanding your message here. I see the post < title > in the browser tab - it that the tab you're referring too?

      Let me know. Thanks!

      - Don James

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  13. Thanks for the tips. I have done this tip.Let me share the performance after a week or later.

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  14. Hi Don,

    Thanks for the great article. I trying to add a custom page title to each "page" of this blog www.islanddivershawaii.blogspot.com. At the original site (www.oahuscubadiving.com), when you go to the contact us page, what shows in the browser tab is different than when you mouse over the tab. How can I achieve this effect in blogger?

    thanks,
    Bodhi!

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    1. Hey Bodhi!

      Nice job on your blogger site - good use of the static home page! By default the Web Page Title (which is the title you see up in the browser tab) is the same as the Blogger Page Title (what you see on the Blogger Menu).

      What you'll need to do is add a condition check within the section that looks for each Page name you want to alter - like this:

      [b:if cond='data:blog.pageName == "Contact Us"']
      [title]Contact Us for Oahu Scuba Diving Courses, Certification & Charters in Hawaii[/title]
      [/b:if]

      You'll need to do that for each Page you want to extend it's title.

      Let me know if you have any questions!

      - Don James

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    2. Bodhi,

      PS - one other change I would recommend is altering the Title for your Home page from 'Home | Oahu Scuba Diving' to just 'Oahu Scuba Diving'. This is to get you a better search result in Google. You may also want your static home page to redirect to:
      http://islanddivershawaii.blogspot.com/p/oahu-scuba-diving.html rather than http://islanddivershawaii.blogspot.com/p/home-page_1.html

      These are a couple of SEO techniques you can use to help your page rank.

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    3. Good Evening Mr. Don James. I was inspired and learned a lot and continually admiring about blogging because of your tips and it was great, brief and direct to the point instructions. I have my concern regarding my blogspot (marcchristiantangpuz.blogspot.com). If you will try to look my blog in the page of GOSPEL, what will I do in order to separate my post from each of the other. I would like to appear them separate posts under the GOSPEL and not in a continuation. I want them to appear like what is happening in my HOME page. Hope you will help me to improve my blog. Thank you Sir.

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    4. Hi Marc,

      Since your Gospel page is a separate page and not blog entries, you can't use Blogger to separate each entry. What you'll have to do is go into the HTML mode of the Page text and surround each entry with a div tag like this:

      <div style='background-color:#000000;padding:10px;'>My Gospel information here.</div>

      You'll have to modify the backgound-color to what color suits your blog colors and the padding to get some border around the text.

      Hope that helps!

      - Don

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    5. Hey Bodhi,

      I hope you saw the email I sent you about your Blogger titles. Let me know!

      Thanks!

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  15. What are you actually explaining here,how to customize page titles or about SEO and could you not have supported it with pictures for better illustrations?

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    1. Wow!

      How does anyone answer a question like this? I'll try...the answer, Anonymous, is about how to customize the page titles. If you want to do this for SEO, then great!! If not.....well...maybe you just want your page titles different than what Blogger provides out of the box.

      Bye!

      - Don

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  16. wonderfull idea, usually page blogger split by : but in here - name, thanks before, good job

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  17. Fantastic post, makes perfect sense, so what are the 4 if conditions?

    Main page = data:blog.pageType == "index"
    Blog post = data:blog.pageType == "item"
    status page = data:blog.pageType == "static_page"
    archive = data:blog.pageType == "archive"

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  18. Thank you ! Very helpful !
    I just did in my blogspot now !

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  19. Thanks for this. I was pulling my hair out trying to figure it out on my blogs.

    As for Matt Cutts, you can pretty much assume anything that comes out of his mouth is not in your best interest.

    The simple fact is, regardless of SEO, having an enticing page title is what gets visitors click on your link in the search results.

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  20. Thank you for the excellent tips. I seem to have effectively changed the title for my blog. But, now that title seems to be used as the title for all the posts in the search results. I inserted the code example you suggested above. And I made conditional codes for my individual pages and a few of the posts.

    I feel like I understand the codes, but maybe I don't have all the pieces of the head code in the right form order. In the head code, I have tags for my blog title listed above all the conditional codes. Is that correct? Or should the title tags and other meta tags for the blog all be in that conditional code?

    http://www.crashbrooklyn.com

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    1. Hi Wendelin!

      Somehow one of your conditional statements is off and is setting all the page names the same. I would suggest create a test blog, copy and paste my code and then make your custom changes again until it looks right.

      Feel free to send me your custom code in an email to don [at] bloggertipspro.com if you want me to take a look!

      Very nice blog - BTW!

      - Don

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  21. But james, when i publish a post it is taking main title along with the post title. Totally it is showing two titles in a page...Could you please tell me a solution for this on hariprasadthoorpu@gmail.com
    mobengineers

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  22. Thank you so much. I am going to use it on my blog: http://www.hdpeak.net

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  23. I have create a blog but in my blog it shows two blog post layout???
    now what to do to remove any one of blog post ???
    plzz help me out

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  24. How can i add a permanent short description under a page title?
    For. eg. Under the "poems" page i need to add something like "these are written by......" and then include all the posts with labels poem as seen now

    http://ponderingsmusingsandmuchmore.blogspot.in/p/blog-page_9.html

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    1. Hi Nandana!

      I took a look and I'm not quite sure where you want to place your description. Are you asking to have that on the static page, or, on each page?

      If you want it in place of the message "Showing posts with label poems. Show all posts" then you'll have to go into the template to remove the search message with your 'these are written by...' based on the page title. I haven't done an article on that yet. For now I would just add an HTML gadget in your layout with that text.

      Sorry I don't have more info.

      - Don

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  25. Nice article. This one is very helpful for the blogger specially for the newbies. I was looking for such technique to make my blog more attractive and search engine friendly. Keep sharing such informative articles.

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  26. Thank Don! Having the blog title before the post title really is odd. Having the post title show first makes it better for our readers and sharing on social networks.

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    1. Hi Dain,

      It is weird, isn't it? I wish Blogger just gave you the flexibility overall.

      Thanks!

      - Don

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  27. Hi Don,

    Thank you for this post. It's really helpful. I have one question about data supported by blogger. You use data:blog.pageType in this post. How do you know that? I mean is there any documents provided by google or blogger to describe which data can be used in html template editor? If you know that, please send me a link. Really appeciated.

    Thanks
    Foggia

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    1. Yes, there are. Take a look at my Resources tab up above. There is a link to the Google reference documentation on how the Blogger template variables work.

      Enjoy!

      - Don

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  28. Hi Don!

    I have a page which displays all blog posts with a certain tag, and I'm trying to use your guide to change the URL. It is currently http://kayzoekay.blogspot.com/search/label/photography however I want it to eliminate the "search/label/" and use the title http://kayzoekay.blogspot.com/photography instead. How can I do this? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks!

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    1. Hi Kayzoekay,

      As far as I know there is no way to change those labels. They are automatically set by Blogger. Sorry I don't have any more info for you!

      - Don

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  29. Hello Mr. Don
    This is a very nice article and very informative..
    I have customized my posts title with the help of this article.
    But, I couldn't change search results title...
    Sir , can you help me in getting the right search results title..
    Currently, it is showing the Tag line and the title of the blog...
    Thanx in advance..

    http://brainhubb.blogspot.in/

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  30. you're pro sir.. thank you for sharing

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  31. Why labels are shown in lower case in those titles? How can we change that? I tried changing labels in post itself but then also it turns into lower case automatically once we update the post.

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  32. Hey, how can i customize the label's title? Help me please !

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    1. Hi 720p,

      Which label are you referring to? If you mean the keyword labels then you just add another keyword phrase to each post.

      Let me know what you mean.

      Don

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    2. I asked you somewhat similar question but you neither approved the comment nor replied to it. How can I change the case of labels which appear in browser title bar. Its showing all in lowercase right now.

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    3. Hi Ritesh,

      Very sorry if I missed your comment earlier! The titles you see reflect the title of your blog or the title of your posts. So, if you need something capitalized (uppercase) or lowercase you need to adjust the case of the blog title or post title.

      Is that what you're asking? If not, do you have an example you can show me?

      - Don

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    4. Its when you click on any label in your blog. Blogger is not allowing to change the case of labels while creating a post. Its changing it to lowercase after pressing the update button.
      Ex: Android

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    5. Hi Ritesh,

      I'm not sure why that is happening to you. If you look at my labels the words in the title stay both upper and lower case. My best guess is that you're using a custom template not from Google so there is some code that is changing the case of your labels. You'll have to dig into that.

      - Don

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  33. This is very helpful. Thank you so much, my blog pages looks better.

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  34. Thanks, Don James! Another very useful article! I'm glad I found your site.

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  35. Hello! I've found something right for me after two years of searching. This is the best to see blogger title and also best for SEO. Excellent work!

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  36. Great post. Thanks, Don!

    A couple of questions though:
    1) Is it possible to remove markup from the pageName? For instance, I often have a pageName that looks like this: "Review: Restaurant Name" and I don't want the italics to appear in the Google search results
    2) If I click on the archive year, it seems to display the same "index" title as my home page. Is there a way to differentiate the two? If I click on the archive month, then I get what I want with the "archive" style formatting.

    Thanks!

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  37. Thanks! This article definitely helped me with my new blog. I look forward to reading your future posts!

    http://cashturtle.blogspot.com/

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  38. Hi Don,

    This helped me to tune up my blog site to show page/post titles and then blog title. However, google search results still shows my blog title first and then page/post titles as shown up below:

    Blog title : Simply Linux!!!

    Post Title : Get Hardware Info

    So, when search for the correct keywords in google it would up list my blog site as :

    Simply Linux!!!:Get Hardware Info

    I don't want this way, i wanted the page/post title to come up first as :

    Get Hardware Info - Simply Linux!!!

    Let me know how can this be accomplished. Thanks for helping me.

    My blog site : http://simplylinuxfaq.blogspot.in/

    Mssm

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  39. Many Thanks For Tutorial...

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  40. I just want to change the title itself. I'd sure appreciate some help with that. Thanks...

    Bill

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  41. After reading the complete article i am very disappointed, I was looking solution to show different page title for search engine, but the post is showing solution of post titles. And after applying your solutions I only manage to show the same post title that we add in post heading.

    Is there any solutions really available for blogger pages?

    Thanks

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    1. Sorry if you felt that way, Vijay. If you look at the details of the tutorial you'll see that the conditions you can check for are set in the pageType variable which can have the values 'item', 'archive', 'static_page' or 'index'. If you modify the code above to focus on 'static_page' then you can certainly alter your Page titles!!

      - Don

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  42. Thanks you so much, i just applied this on my blog, www.qmaths.in

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  43. I don't understand a thing... its not as explanatory as your other posts

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  44. Thanks a million! This really helped clean up my blog tabs.

    If anyone wants to see that this worked, feel free to check out my blog at http://swimwriterepeat.blogspot.com/

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    1. Glad it helped Emma! Good luck with your NaNoWriMo work!

      - Don

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  45. Hello,

    I have an image (logo) as my blog title, so my title shows the html. Is there a way to change this to any text that I want for the homepage only?

    If you know of a way, I'd greatly appreciate it

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  46. I want to thank you for this good read!! I certainly loved every little bit of it. I have got you saved as a favorite to look at new stuff you post…

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  47. Perfect. I've been messing around with but that remains blank. The "help" page isn't much help: https://support.google.com/blogger/answer/47270

    This has it sorted. Nicely done. šŸ˜

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  48. After using this code m having same problem it shows title this before homepage or any other page title, any suggestions to remove it ?

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  49. Hi is there a way that I we can change the search label title from
    Blog Title: Search Title to Search Title - Blog Title?

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  50. Thanks for sharing your learnings.

    Thanks
    Akshay Kadu

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  51. What About this? you've not mentioned...
    meta expr:content='data:blog.pageName+" - "+data:blog.title' property='og:title'

    Error After Placing this:
    TEMPLATE ERROR: The expression 'data:blog.pageName+" - "+data:blog.title' is not valid. TEMPLATE ERROR: The expression 'data:blog.pageName+" - "+data:blog.title' is not valid.




    Hope i will find help

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  52. Really great. Much thanks. Professional - finally. It's so rare. I'm myself IT guy.

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  53. Search Title - Blogger Tips Pro - Powerful Strategies for Google Blogger: << link to search >>

    I don't need the above result! How to achieve the below result:

    Search Title - Blogger Tips Pro - << link to search >>

    (Just like you used in this blog)

    Any help would be greatly appreciated..

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  54. Nice dear... I have implemented the last code on my blog and I'll is looking sharp on search..

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  55. After using this code m having same problem it shows title this before homepage or any other page title, any suggestions to remove it ?

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    1. I just tried it on a test blog and it worked as noted in the tutorial. Try it again on a test blog - be sure to copy the code in the last part of the article.

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  56. How about changing the title for labels pages

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  57. Hi Don,

    This solution has worked for me earlier. Now, I've added a new blog page titled "RHEL 8 v/s 7 Differences", but this page is showing the title as well. However, for other pages it is not happening. Link to my the respective blog page: https://www.simplylinuxfaq.com/p/major-differences-between-rhel-8-and-7.html

    Could you please check on how to hide the title while viewing this page?

    Thanks,
    SimplyLinuxFAQ

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    1. Seems you fixed the problem?? I see "RHEL 8 v/s 7 Differences - SimplyLinuxFAQ!" which is correct for a page title - were you looking for something else?

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    2. If you want to remove the blog title on all your pages just change the last b:else to [data:blog.pageName/] without the [- data:blog.title/]

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    3. Yes Don, I don't want the title of blog page to be displayed. As you could see in this page : https://www.simplylinuxfaq.com/p/how-to-find-hardware-details-in-linux.html

      The title of the page 'Get Hardware Info' is not showing up when I click on it. It is just the content. So, same way, I wish to make the 'RHEL 8 v/s 7 Differences' page to be displayed. Let me know how to get this done.

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    4. When you say "when I click on it" what are you clicking on? You cannot click on page titles - they're up in the browser tabs at the top of Chrome or Firefox. I guess I'm not understanding what you want to do.

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  58. Hello,
    How about changing the Search title without the Blog name added?

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  59. But I want to change page title of Every page of my Blog website(https://webmoviezone.blogspot.com/)

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