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Victor,

Thank you so so much. This was exactly the piece I needed.

cheers,
Lisa

[duckdoglisa]

Thank You, Victor!

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Brilliant! That did it. I was able to access the flash script and changed "hidden" to "visible." I only wonder why it hadn't caused problems earlier.

And, sad note, I almost wish it hadn't been fixed. They added a big image of a flyer to the bottom of my lovely home page design. Oh well, those are the breaks!

Thank you, Dave

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sure:

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Can anyone give me a snippet that might let me force write a meta title tag, at least as an interim measure? My client is antsy!
thanks,

[duckdoglisa]

I really appreciate your engagement and help! I added a tagline, it's "Local Kindergarten," to distinguish it from other page's titles. But it still doesn't show up as a meta title. In fact, looking at the page source, there's no meta description either, although I've included one in the Genesis SEO settings. Something's getting in the way of or hiding all of the homepage settings.

Should I look for something in particular in header.php or home.php?

[duckdoglisa]

On that page there's a Site Title, which is filled in, and a Tagline, which is empty. I don't see a field for Site Description.

[duckdoglisa]

Hi Susan,

Thanks for the reply. Yes, amazingly, the issue still remains. The home page is completely widgetized, which I think means that the meta title should be set in Genesis SEO Settings under Homepage Settings. I've done so, but still, no title appears for the home page, only the site name as you can see here: http://acornfarmwaldorf.com/

thanks very much,
Lisa

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