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Changing the vbulletin thread titles for browser

Discussion in 'vBulletin' started by kneukm03, Feb 11, 2006.

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    Does anyone know how to change vbulletin's browser titles to be similar to what the DP forums have (i.e., in an individual thread, it will display the thread title as the title at the top of the browser). The default is to show "Thread Title - Forum Title" and I just want to take off the Forum Title part on individual threads.
     
    kneukm03, Feb 11, 2006 IP
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    digitalpoint Overlord of no one Staff

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    Edit the <title> tags in the SHOWTHREAD template.
     
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    Thanks, figured it out. Just for posterity's sake if anyone ends up searching around to figure this out the exact method is:

    Under Styles and templates, click Style Manager, then select edit templates in the upper right from the drop-down menu. Double click on "Show Thread Templates >>", and then click on SHOW THREAD and edit it. At the top of the code you should see:

    <title>$thread[title]<if condition="$pagenumber>1"> - <phrase 1="$pagenumber">$vbphrase[page_x]</phrase></if> - $vboptions[bbtitle]</title>

    Take out the "- $vboptions[bbtitle]" part so that the line is now:

    <title>$thread[title]<if condition="$pagenumber>1"> - <phrase 1="$pagenumber">$vbphrase[page_x]</phrase></if></title>
     
    kneukm03, Feb 11, 2006 IP