Drupal Tutorials and Blog Posts

• You need two modules to make this work, the Page Title module itself and the Token module.
  • Page Title Module: http://drupal.org/project/page_title
  • Token Module: http://drupal.org/project/token
• You can access the configuration and the permissions links from the Module page immediately after installation or at any time go to Configuration > Page Titles from the administration menu.

Page Title provides control over the <title> element on a page using token patterns and an optional textfield to override the title of the item (be it a node, term, user or other). The Token Scope column lets you know which tokens are available for this field (Global is always available).

• To place the tokens into the fields, place the cursor into the field you want to edit.
• Scroll down on the page and you can find the available tokens.

• Click the triangles next to the names, to expand the choices and drill down to the token you want to use to set the pattern.
• Click the token link and it will automatically be inserted into the field for you.
• You can put more than one token into the field.
• In the image above we are making the title from a combination of the current page title, plus the title of the site.

• After saving the changes, you can see that the <title> tag on the site has been changed by viewing the source in your browser. In this case it is created from the title of the article and the title of the site (my test site is named Drupal 7).