First page's title automaticly appears on top of new pages

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First page's title automaticly appears on top of new pages and I can't figure out why. I design my home page with "Abstract Art - Original Modern painting by Joe Whall". Looks great on the top for the first page, but i don't want it at the top of each new page I create. I can't seem to get rid of it. Any help would be greatly appreciated. website is http://www.whallart.com

 
cannonf700 replied on at Permalink Reply
cannonf700
That's not the first page's title it's your website's Title. You can edit it in your dashboard under site wide settings but unless you change themes or delete the code that title will appear on all your pages. You also have the option to edit it via your Scrapbooks under Global Scrapbook and then My_Site _Name. You could add a logo or something else there but again, it will appear on every page.
Good luck
TheRealSean replied on at Permalink Reply
TheRealSean
When you create your site you are asked to enter your Site Name, this is what you are seeing,

It can be found in your header file in themes/your_theme/elements/header

You are looking for the bit between <h1 id="logo">

it will look something like this
//if its using the one found in the scrapbook
 $b->getBlockName('My_Site_Name'); 
//(the function could be incorrect I can't remember exact function call)
//if its using the Site Name found in system settings it will be a constant, 
echo SITE;


I think the default uses the Scrapbook version, so as above edit the content

Dashboard -> Scrapbook -> Global -> My_Site_Name

or edit your Theme header and take out the offending code