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| How to Delete the Span Class of the $CURRENT_PAGE$ |
How can I delete the span class of the $CURRENT_PAGE$. I want to delete the span class because it annoyingly appears in the Title Tag and Meta Tag of my Ad Board pages. I don't know where I to find span class of the $CURRENT_PAGE$. I want to put the $CURRENT_PAGE$ in the Title Tags and Meta Tags in order to make each pages unique.
Loot at the span class below how it annoyingly appears in the Title Tag: Here's my website: http://www.affordablecebu.com/board Attachments:
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Post edited by khen - Tuesday, 2011-01-18, 11:53 PM
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Control Panel -> Customize Design -> 'Choose the page(s)'
In your head tags, find the the title tags: Code <title></title> In between the title tags will be the site name, module name and such. You will also find something like this: Code <span class="currentPage79">1</span> Then remove it. |
No, you cannot find the span class in the title tag. It seems ucoz system hides it.
I didn't put a span class of the $CURRENT_PAGE$ code. I directly paste the $CURRENT_PAGE$ code in the title tag with no span class. But if you see it in a browser, the span class of $CURRENT_PAGE$ appears. It seems ucoz system hides it. How can I delete the span class of the of the $CURRENT_PAGE$ code? Added (2011-01-19, 11:50 PM) |
khen,
Quote (khen) can I delete the span class of the $CURRENT_PAGE$. No, you can't. You can't edit the content of the system codes Quote (khen) I want to put the $CURRENT_PAGE$ in the Title Tags and Meta Tags in order to make each pages unique. To do so use conditional operators. Put the number of page in the tag Code <span> e.g. <span class="currentPage79">1</span> |
I did experimenting with the conditional operators just to hide the span class for several hours but didn't work. Are there any other options to hide it? I'm having difficulty understanding the conditional operators.
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khen,
Quote (khen) Are there any other options to hide it You can't hide the span class. You may just use it, when working with conditional operators as stated above. More about conditional operators here http://forum.ucoz.com/forum/37-471-1#36483 |
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