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  • arthurjohnston Friend
    #184404

    Installed via Quickstart
    Using: Puresite v. 1.0.5; and Joomla! 2.5.8.

    After removing “JA Puresite – Responsive Joomla Template” from Metadata properties within Main Menu, and replacing with the desired phrase.

    The tabs continue to read “JA Puresite – Responsive Joomla Template,” and not the desired phrase. This appears on all tabs with the exception of the Administrator tab. See attached.

    How can I correct?

    Thank you,


    1. JA-PURESITE-ON-TAB
    Phill Moderator
    #481212

    Have you cleared the joomla cache and the jat3 cache?

    arthurjohnston Friend
    #481218

    <em>@phill luckhurst 357090 wrote:</em><blockquote>Have you cleared the joomla cache and the jat3 cache?</blockquote>

    Yes, tried that first. I even used an FTP client and deleted all items in cache. Not to mention the cache in the browser I am using. :((

    arthurjohnston Friend
    #481705

    <em>@arthurjohnston 357100 wrote:</em><blockquote>Yes, tried that first. I even used an FTP client and deleted all items in cache. Not to mention the cache in the browser I am using. :((</blockquote>

    This has been resolved.

    Phill Moderator
    #481712

    Excellent news. Be sure to show us your site when it is completed.

    designorama Friend
    #489133

    How was that solved?
    I have a similar issue with the Template’s default metadata description “JA Puresite is responsive Joomla template developed by JoomlArt – professional Joomla template club. JA Puresite template is Joomla 2.5 ready and supports k2 component.”
    Even though I have removed it and changed it at the Home Menu item it still appears as default when I try to share the page with Social Media.

    Saguaros Moderator
    #489261

    Hi,

    Which social media do you face this issue? That social site may cache the old metadata description, if its Facebook, try open this link: http://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug , then paste your site url there > press debug button and refresh your site again.

    See you around.

    designorama Friend
    #489387

    Great tip. Thanks Saguaros!!!

    daveashton75 Friend
    #496515

    Could some explain how to remove this step by step? As I don’t follow what needs to be done to remove the browser default titles?

    Saguaros Moderator
    #496589

    Hi daveashton75,

    You can change / remove this browser page title in back-end of your site:

    Clean JAT3 cache then

    daveashton75 Friend
    #496763

    Thanks thats a great help

    Saguaros Moderator
    #496768

    You are welcome 🙂

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