I agree with Stephen D - the site title header should be appened as well. But actually i'd like to see a distinction between the actual homepage (meaning the index.html page you get when you open www.yourgreatdomain.com) and a subpage with an article because my index.html should only have the name of my website, not have the "Articles" word appended.
The best way in my opinion would be the following:
- On the page where you insert {parse articles}, the title of that page - and only that- should be used
- On any sub-page that shows an article the <title> field should be "<title of the article> (name of the page that it's embedded in)"
When i think about it, it really would be great to have a customizeable setting within IP.Content like the Date & Time Format settings where you could specify with a set of variables what you want to see.
Let's say we have two cases available (are there others?):
- <title> of page with {parse articles}
- <title> of a page with {parse articles} that displays an article
In the settings itself there'd be three variables to enter for the two cases above:
- $_article_title
- $_page_title
- $_website_name
Then I could build myself custom titles like "$_website_name: $_article_title ($_page_title)" or the "$_article_title ($_page_title)" example from above.
While my board is called 'My Board' my Website is actually called something very different, so it would not be enough to just use the board name setting.
