You can either use the field="pageName" wrap inside your title tag in your template which will display the name of your Node according to the name given.
The other way would be to add a new Property in your documentType with a type textstring and insert it in your template and each time you create a node you just have to write whatever you want to display as Page Title.
If you're talking about the backoffice window you can try this change to /umbraco_client/Application/UmbracoApplicationActions.js:
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ _dialogWindow: null, /// A reference to a dialog window to open, any action that doesn't open in an overlay, opens in a dialog _isDebug: false, //set to true to enable alert debugging - _windowTitle: " - Umbraco CMS - ", + _windowTitle: " - My Company CMS - ", _currApp: "", _isSaving: "",
How do you change the page title "Umbraco CMS"
How do you change "Umbraco CMS" on the page title to say eg. "My Company CMS"?
Hardi,
You can either use the field="pageName" wrap inside your title tag in your template which will display the name of your Node according to the name given.
<title><umbraco:Item field="pageName" runat="server" /> CMS</title>The other way would be to add a new Property in your documentType with a type textstring and insert it in your template and each time you create a node you just have to write whatever you want to display as Page Title.
<title><umbraco:Item field="titleAlias" stripParagraph="true" runat="server"/></title>If you're talking about the backoffice window you can try this change to /umbraco_client/Application/UmbracoApplicationActions.js:
Anybody know how to do this in 2024? (v14+?)
I'm referring to changing the page title shown in my browser tab in the backoffice so that it doesn't say 'Umbraco'
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