By peaktwo on

I created a "blog" page by creating a menu link called blog. The title on the page is showing up as "Blogs". Anyone point me in the right direction on how to change this title?

Thanks

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Jeff Burnz’s picture

Jeff Burnz commented

Are you in fact talking about the default "Blog" page, generated by the core blog.module?

If so, you may want to check out this module - http://drupal.org/project/stringoverrides

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peaktwo commented

Thanks I'll give it a try =)

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phpsharma commented

Try using --> page-blog.tpl.php

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jebernier commented

Hey,

Did you ever get this fixed. I'm trying to change the Blog page Title from "BLOGS" to "IN THE NEWS" but can't seem to figure it out.

I tried string overrides but can't find the string to override?

Thx,

John

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I can't believe this actually works, but (using Drupal 6) if you go to sitebuilding -> menus and select the Navigation menu, you'll see that 'Blogs' has been added to the Navigation menu (I believe when you enable the Drupal Blog content type). Even though it is disabled by default, edit the 'Blogs' menu item and change the 'Menu link title' to what you want to display instead of 'Blogs'. Save that change, and then go to yoursite.com/blog and you'll see both the page title and h1 item that were displaying 'Blogs' are now displaying whatever you set for the Menu link title. Seems counter intuitive but it worked for me.

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bcobin commented

Cool! Thanks for this - I had been doing it before with .tpl files, as I recall. Easy peasy. Nice find, Kristin!