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Can’t get started #211
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Same problem |
Same issue |
I had this issue but also had <title>Site Name</title> just above the display_meta_tags line and when I removed it, it all started working. Strange though because I swear I have older sites that are setup like that and the <title> tags just got ignored. Maybe I'm wrong. Oh, well, it's working now. |
I’m afraid this isn’t the answer for me. I don’t have |
Worked for me - Thanks Tressa-Sanders! |
Awesome! It's always the little things that getcha. 👍 |
Sorry, I should have said that my five-month-old question no longer reflects what I’m doing now. 🙂 Now I’m using: = display_meta_tags site: 'site title', title: 'page title', og: { title: 'page title', site_name: 'site title' }, image_src: image_url('front.jpg'), keywords: 'foo, bar, baz', description: 'yada yada' I still get just the title of the page in |
Hello, everyone!
I'm sorry to say I can't seem to get started with this gem. Following the instructions, I've installed it and added this to
app/views/layouts/application.html.slim
:The page title is set as a variable from the view, but you get the idea. I've tried setting it as an interpolated variable and as a simple string.
The documentation says: "When views are rendered, the page title will be included in the right spots", but... it's not. The
<title>
tag contains only the name of the site. The name of the specific page is absent. Can anyone tell me what I'm doing incorrectly?Thanks very much,
Jeff
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