• I could have sworn I’ve seen it somewhere in the code, maybe it was in the user settings? I’m referring to the character (>>double arrow by default I think) that comes up in the title space when opening another page/post.

    Any ideas??

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  • I think you are talking about the Next and Previous page links. If not, can you post a link to the site with instructions on how to see the problem?

    Thread Starter jayohxxv

    (@jayohxxv)

    No, sorry- I was unclear.

    On the browser window. On the very top of the window, any browser, Each subpage is prefaced with a » double arrow, like on this page (“WordPress > Support >> Where can I change the character in title between pages?”) The ordering of title tags… can this be manipulated??

    Please post a link to your site and a list of your plugins. Without that, it is really difficult to help.

    As a guess, it is coming from a ‘breadcrumbs’ plugin or as a built-in part of the theme you are using. More than likely it will require a simple code change once you find the source.

    you find it probably in header.php. some code like this:
    <title><?php wp_title('&laquo;', true, 'right'); ?> <?php bloginfo('name'); ?></title>
    this code is from the default theme, so your code might look different.
    the double arrow is probably written: &raquo;, you can replaace it with a different character.

    @alchymyth, I looked at the top of this page where jayo said look for (“WordPress>Support>>”) and that seems to be breadcrumbs, not title. It’s in a class=bbcrumb, so I thought that is where it might be in jayo’s theme. Did I misunderstand?

    @vtxyzzy:
    as far as i understood it, @jayohxxv was referring to the browser title of this page, which is exactly as he quoted it.
    ‘edit: you are right – i didn’t notice the breadcrumb at the top of this page.’

    whatever, @jayohxxv will figure it out 😉

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