• The following code is at the top of my index.php file. It lies beneath the <head>
    What file is this code looking for to get the name of my blog? If I do trackback or submit my RSS feed to an aggregator, my blog’s name doesn’t appear.
    I’m trying to correct this. Thanks….
    <title><?php bloginfo('name'); ?><?php wp_title(); ?></title>

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  • Thread Starter Jabbok

    (@jabbok)

    No. It interferes with my headline graphic. Is there a way to place a title without it showing up on the screen?

    Just to clarify: are we talking about name or title??
    The code you posted is displaying the “title” which is visible in the upper line of the browser… (if you look at it now, it should say: WordPress Support | Non Working Title)
    The “name” of the blog is what appears in the header section of your index page. Only that one can “interfere” with your headline graphic.
    If I understand well, you want a name which is not displayed on your page. I am not sure how to do it other than through the Option page.

    Or, just edit the header section of index.php to remove the offending php and hence the title text.

    Thread Starter Jabbok

    (@jabbok)

    I’m confused now.
    What shows up on an RSS agregator and on a trackback? The “Name” or the “Title”?
    Whichever it is, that’s what I’m missing. My posts show up but on a trackback or aggregator it says: “From:” and then there is nothing.
    Am I supposed to put the “Name” or “Title” to my blog somewhere in a .php template so it will show up on these things? If so, where do I put it?
    Clarity is tough!

    Thread Starter Jabbok

    (@jabbok)

    That did it…
    Fixed it!
    I’m berry, berry happy!
    Thanks….

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