Title Change on Home Page

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Dick

I made a publishing error this morning, and did something to my home
page. I have a private (with password) subweb, and I published from
the subweb instead of the main web which did something to the title on
the main home page. Instead of the title as it appears in FrontPage
2000, the title has been replaced with "Index.htm." What do I need to
do to get the real title back? All the child page titles are OK.

The real title reads, "Yavapai County ARES/RACES."

http://www.k7yca.org

Dick
 
I made a publishing error this morning, and did something to my home
page. I have a private (with password) subweb, and I published from
the subweb instead of the main web which did something to the title on
the main home page. Instead of the title as it appears in FrontPage
2000, the title has been replaced with "Index.htm." What do I need to
do to get the real title back? All the child page titles are OK.

The real title reads, "Yavapai County ARES/RACES."

http://www.k7yca.org

Dick
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To help analyze this problem, the html code,

<p align="center"><strong><font size="7" color="#FFCC99"
face="StageCoach">index.htm</font></strong><br>
</p>

does not appear anywhere in the html code for the page when viewed in
FrontPage2000. It's only in the code for the page as it appears on
the web. I have re-published it twice, but it's still there.

Dick
 
To help analyze this problem, the html code,

<p align="center"><strong><font size="7" color="#FFCC99"
face="StageCoach">index.htm</font></strong><br>
</p>

does not appear anywhere in the html code for the page when viewed in
FrontPage2000. It's only in the code for the page as it appears on
the web. I have re-published it twice, but it's still there.

Dick
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Another piece of the puzzle. The index page on my local computer is
index.htm. The index page on the server is index.html. Somehow it
got renamed, and publishing doesn't change it.

Dick
 
Try changing it in Navigation.


|
| >I made a publishing error this morning, and did something to my home
| >page. I have a private (with password) subweb, and I published from
| >the subweb instead of the main web which did something to the title on
| >the main home page. Instead of the title as it appears in FrontPage
| >2000, the title has been replaced with "Index.htm." What do I need to
| >do to get the real title back? All the child page titles are OK.
| >
| >The real title reads, "Yavapai County ARES/RACES."
| >
| >http://www.k7yca.org
| >
| >Dick
|
| To help analyze this problem, the html code,
|
| <p align="center"><strong><font size="7" color="#FFCC99"
| face="StageCoach">index.htm</font></strong><br>
| </p>
|
| does not appear anywhere in the html code for the page when viewed in
| FrontPage2000. It's only in the code for the page as it appears on
| the web. I have re-published it twice, but it's still there.
|
| Dick
 
When you save it, you can specify the title - do a "Save As" on the page and
save it as the same name, but in the "page title" field. specify the tile in
the page title field.

This can also be changed under the page options and in the code by inserting
the title between <title> and </title> tags.
 
Check with the host which name is required as the Home page, and rename
your local home page to be the same. It sounds like index.html is
required.

This may also cure the problem with the page title, since the remote site
may now have
index.html - Home Page
index.htm - copy of your local home page
 
That did the trick. I just renamed the file to .html from .htm,
republished and viola! Everything back to normal. Amazing how the
most simple things can be so frustrating. Thanks again.

Dick
 
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