Browser Display Tab (:: vs. -)
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Hi, I know I can change the way I want my pages displayed/named on the browser tabs by going to page properties, and editing the meta title.
So for example, concrete5's default is mysite :: home. But I may want it to read mysite - welcome keeping home as the menu name (which can done in page properties).
My question today is lets say I have many, many pages, and one day my client decides to change the browser tab display for all of their many pages. Must I go to each page properties to correct this, or is there someway to initiate a global edit to change at least the default :: to something else, like a dash - or slash /, perhaps?
So for example, concrete5's default is mysite :: home. But I may want it to read mysite - welcome keeping home as the menu name (which can done in page properties).
My question today is lets say I have many, many pages, and one day my client decides to change the browser tab display for all of their many pages. Must I go to each page properties to correct this, or is there someway to initiate a global edit to change at least the default :: to something else, like a dash - or slash /, perhaps?
That will produce: My Site - Page Name