It is good SEO practice to put the page title first in your title tags, and then your site name. Unfortunately, by default, Joomla places the site name first before the page title.

To change this, grab a copy of the file /includes/joomla.php

Around line number 507, replace this:

$this->_head['title'] = $title ? $GLOBALS['mosConfig_sitename'] . ' - '. $title : $GLOBALS['mosConfig_sitename'];

With this:

$this->_head['title'] = $title ? $title .' - '. $GLOBALS['mosConfig_sitename'] : $GLOBALS['mosConfig_sitename'];

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I was just cruising through a bunch of stats for some sites we run and got frustrated with the simplest thing... 

...Joomla's inherent URL paths are really annoying when you want to move quickly through your stats reports and see how specific site content is reacting with your visitors - even the stock 1.0.x Search Engine Friendly (SEF) URLs aren't too intelligible to people despite making Google slightly happier.  Things will change in this respect when 1.5 goes stable - its supposedly going to ship with a stock solution for human-readable URLs!! (yay)

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As the new Joomla release dawns on us I gues this will be a very common question for those wishing to upgrade to the new version and still keep the precious template.

The process is very simple and it only requires a few small changes in the code. How easy it is will certainly depend on how your joomla template provider has coded your .php file. From my experience some of the joomla templates out there have some pretty scary coding and can take a long time to find anything.

If you are familiar with Joomla, you will know that the CMS uses the phrase "read more" when it links to a full article from the intro text.

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