My son is using xoops and Im a joomla dude. When he pulls up his his site, in the title it puts a ":"(no parenthesis) before the site title. We checked the site settings and can't figure out how to get rid of it. Does anyone have any ideas how to get rid of it?
My XOOPS sites are all 2.0.16 or prior and this is not an issue with them... I'm going to guess that your son's site must be a 2.2.x site with a theme based on zetagenesis, yes? If so, you will want to open yoursonssite.com/themes/themename/xotpl/xometas.html and look for the following tag: <title><{if $xoops_pagetitle !=''}><{$xoops_pagetitle}> : <{/if}><{$xoops_sitename}></title> You could just move the colon inside the IF pagetitle tags so that it only displays after the page title if there is a page title, or of course you could erase it completely. If your son uses Dreamweaver to edit his XOOPS themes, you may want to check out MyXoopsExtensions, a Dreamweaver Extension for XOOPS theme creation and editing - makes editing XOOPS themes heaps easier. Check it out at www.dreamweavercomponents.com Hope this helps!