I am still showing Zen Cart in my product title meta tags. I have already changed the header_html.php and the meta_tag.php. Where else is this code stored? My pages show the right tag just not my products and categories.
I am still showing Zen Cart in my product title meta tags. I have already changed the header_html.php and the meta_tag.php. Where else is this code stored? My pages show the right tag just not my products and categories.
1. What's the URL where we may see this?
2. You should not ever need to touch the html_header.php file.
3. The metatags data is stored in the meta_tags.php language file and in the database as part of each product/category's metatags settings (if you've defined any of those).
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www.beautywithacause.com is the site. I am seeing the tag/title in the Zen cart admin pages when I am setting up the meta tags for my products and my categories.
So, you're saying you don't like the Title tag in the Admin ?
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I don't want web crawlers to read zen cart instead of what I customized about my company. How can I see the metatags on the live website? Are you saying the admin tags are not related to the real thing?
The web crawlers see the same thing your customers see. They don't see your admin.
Go to your storefront. That's what they will see.
Click on a category/product. That's what they'll see.
The admin area is only for the storeowner to manage their store.
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I am dealing with the same issue, but for a different reason. I would like to replace "Zen Cart!" in the title for my admin. I understand that users won't see it, and it doesn't bother me to see it except for printing of invoices and packing slips, where it prints out on the very top left of the page.
I know I could change my browser's print settings to avoid this, but I would rather change the metatag title in my admin (so I don't have to keep changing browser settings before and after each time I print packing slips.
I went here:
includes\languages\english\MY_TEMPLATE\metatags.php
and changed this:
define('TITLE','Zen Cart!');
to this:
define('TITLE','MY_TITLE');
but the template override apparently doesn't apply to admin (of course).
I know I can edit the same line in
includes\languages\english\metatags.php
to change accomplish this, but I am wondering if there is a better way (since I've read so many warnings against editing non-override files).
Thanks
Just edit your /admin/includes/languages/english.php file directly (no override):
remove the // in front of this line, and set the text you desire to display:Code:// removed for meta tags // page title //define('TITLE', 'Zen Cart'); // include template specific meta tags defines
Code://define('TITLE', 'Zen Cart');
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That is just what I needed! Thanks for such a quick response.
Just out of curiosity, why doesn't it point to the metatag.php file for the chosen template instead of the base metatag.php?
Hello,
Where can we change following lines?
"The Zen Cart™ Team and others ""
/>shopping cart program by Zen Cart™, http://www.zen-cart.com"
in these codes:
<meta http-equiv="imagetoolbar" content="no" />
<meta name="authors" content="The Zen Cart™ Team and others" />
<meta name="generator" content="shopping cart program by Zen Cart™, http://www.zen-cart.com" />
Is slash / in the end of lines correct?
Thanks for the respond in advance
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