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I want to add and repeat title="some text" same as alt="some text" if title is already not present. To show Alt text in FF also.
before
alt="some text" alt="some text" title="some another text"
After
alt="some text" title="some text" alt="some text" title...
Started by jitendra on
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Something like this?
$("img[title='']").each(function(){ $(this).attr('....
Source: Proper Use Of ALT And TITLE Attributes
The title attribute, on the other hand, is meant to provide additional information about an element.
Thing.
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My master page has a contentplaceholder in the head tag.
Because I want my page's title to represent the function of the current page and because I want the title to be translated in the user's language I have added a title tag in the page's head's contentplaceholder...
Started by boris callens on
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According to the W3C spec :
Every HTML document must have a TITLE an empty title tag to ....
Not so sure for ASP.NET MVC.
There is an attribute in the @Page directive called Title for setting the title of the page MasterPages.
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In the past I have often put the site title in an <h1> tag, and then the main page title in an <h2> . Is this considered correct, or should the main page title be in the <h1> tag? If so, where do you put the site title? In a regular ...
Started by Svish on
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The site title title in the header as something that's not an image with alt text, I would usually just style up with womp though: you shouldn't have the....
If every page has the same H1 tag (i.e.
It should really be the page title.
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I have seen some websites use the following tag:
<meta type="title" content="Title of the page" />
Is it needed when you have a <title> ?
Also, what's the best formatting for a page title? Some ideas:
Page Description :: Company Name Page ...
Started by Darryl Hein on
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As the best formatting for the title there is no best recipe, but instead try to make the title as descriptive as possible of the real contents of the page of the title ....
The best tag for title is precisely <title> .
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Hi everyone,
I have a question regarding title tags. I have been using them on every link on my site in the hope that it will be good for SEO. Because I have so many title tags in use it looks very crazy to actually visit. No matter where you point there...
Started by Towhid on
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But as the others said, the title....
If you fake to google without real content :)
You could use JavaScript to remove the title attribute ( not tag).
The title tag is for information about the link (target).
Quit overobsessing about "SEO".
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I have a aspx page who's title has both Hebrew and English characters in it, and the order of the words gets messed up.
Is there a way to style the title so the words don't get messed up, or is it an OS problem?
This is what the title should say: This...
Started by Lea Cohen on
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In HTML these include the title element and any how to apply this to the previous....
The title with <title dir="rtl"> , but I couldn't get that to work.)
@jleedev already has what to use the markup described in the previous section.
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Within an article-oriented page (such as a blog post), the <h1> element (level 1 heading) is commonly used to markup either:
the blog title (i.e. the often-large site title at the top of the page, not to the <title> element), or the article...
Started by Jon Cram on
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There should only be one, and there must be one only h1
; usually this is the page title h3 ..etc
On your blog's home page, I would use H1 to denote the site title and H2 for the titles, though, I would use H1 for the article ....
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Is it necessary to filter/escape unsafe variables in <title> or other tags in <head> to prevent XSS?
Started by Imran on
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For example, someone might enter this for a title:
</title><script>doEvilStuff:
htmlspecialchars(strip_tags($title))
Because most (all? some?) browsers won't interpret tags in the title correctly - that is,....
Said, yes.
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My current solution will suck sometimes
EDIT
For those who don't understand,see this example:
<a title="<?php echo 'test';?>" >...
Started by Mask on
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Try this:
<a title="<?php echo htmlentities($title); ?>">
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$title = 'My site template will write out a HTML using the above variables.
Globals, in a config file where I setup site wide variables, and constants .
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Windows Explorer in Windows 7, and maybe Vista too (can't rememmber), does not have a title in the window. but does have a title (some text) in the taskbar.
Is this possible to reproduce in C# (wpf or winforms)? either through the framework or introp....
Started by Matt Peters on
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Element in your .xaml file
WindowStyle="None"
Side notes: Task Manager can have a title bar or not have a title bar, depending on what mode you have it in; double click on the margin to toggle-in-wpf.aspx for the section titled "....
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