add support for custom browser titles #269
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Thanks @BernhardBaumrock I have added this |
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Great, thx Ryan! |
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hey @ryancramerdesign I'm working on a very customised backend and unfortunately the browser title is not easily configurable.
The only way would be to replace the whole _head.php file which would not be ideal if anything changed anytime!
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$this->wire('browserTitle', 'foo bar')is also not what I need because unfortunately it always appends the hostname to the title and I don't want that :)Thx in advance!