Closed dvaeversted closed 11 years ago
Agreed, I have noticed that quite a few times aswell. But I don't think we should complete remove it, because it should also serve as a reminder, that people need to write a page title.
What about doing something like this:
<title><!-- THE PAGE TITLE --></title>
That could work equally well.
As long as nothing is displayed in the browser.
On 2013-06-26T10:01:41 CEST, DKvistgaard wrote:
Agreed, I have noticed that quite a few times aswell. But I don't think we should complete remove it, because it should also serve as a reminder, that people need to write a page title. What about doing something like this: |
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+1
Since people seem to forget to change the title on the template.
I think we should remove the content of the title tag, this way we are atleast not gonna push out a solution that says "HTML24 Template" in the browser title. Or as the title on a facebook share.
I know we should catch this in QA, but i also believe it has slipped through quite a few times especially on facebook apps or mobile versions of a site.