In the HEAD section of your document look between the <title></title> tags. Whatever is in there will appear in your browser’s title bar. You probably want something like,
<?php bloginfo('name'); ?> <?php if ( is_single() ) { ?> » Blog Archive <?php } ?> <?php wp_title(); ?>
This is what is there now and it seems I can’t alter it or it will change the appearance of the header itself (not the title bar):
<title><?php bloginfo(‘name’); ?> <?php if ( is_404() ) : _e(‘ » ‘, ‘sandbox’); _e(‘Not Found’, ‘sandbox’); elseif ( is_home() ) : _e(‘ » ‘, ‘sandbox’); bloginfo(‘description’); else : wp_title(); endif; ?></title>
Thanks for your help.
Found out the cause, the SEO plugin I had going was overriding all the other code and it was the culprit that was causing the title bar to display incorrectly.
Hi bell8888,
I think I am having the same problem. The title bar is not displaying correctly after I installed the SEO plugin. Is there any way to resolve it without deactivating this plugin?
Looking forward to your advice.
Sincerely,
Jackson
Hey jphang,
The only thing element of the SEO plugin that I had to change was the first form field for the home title of the website. It defaulted to the http://themusicresponse.com format as opposed to what I wanted it to display which was Music=Response. None of the other formatting was wrong, but if you need more help let me know.
