Site and Page Title

[TravG]

This is probably being a little OCD but I just realized when you hover over my website in the main navigation bar of your browser my Site title does not apprear.

What I mean is when you have your browser open on a website whether it be 1 tab or multiple, if you hover your mouse over the tab of a website it show the title of the page. For some reason my website does not do that. It has a title for every page so I know it is there. I have looked at the source code for my website as well other websites and I cannot find a difference.

Sometimes when I run a page through an seo optimizer it would say no title, but it is there! Anyone have an idea why this doesnt show up? All of my websites have this problem. One of my websites if anyone has the chance to look at it is www.usalegalcasinos.com and you can even look at the source code. I have attached an image of what I am talking about.

Thanks to anyone who can help me out here - Travis

[Nick.RevenueJet]

Works fine on my side, Travis (Google Chrome).

[Scampi]

It works fine here too on Firefox. Maybe you are going crazy!

[TravG]

Hmmmn, oh I have been a little crazy! ha! Yes I can see it also use firefox, must just be in IE. I need to switch over to a different browser other than IE, I am just so use to it. Change is hard!

[Nick.RevenueJet]

I only use IE when I get a new computer - to download Chrome...

[casinovegas]

Chrome is by far the best browser IMO.

Ps works fine on my chrome and on firefox.

[RacingJim]

I only use IE when I get a new computer - to download Chrome...

So true! IE is a dog of a browser.

[Nick.RevenueJet]

So true! IE is a dog of a browser.

What's really annoying is that in Israel, all government and most banking sites ONLY work on IE.
Is that like that where you live?

[Gabriel_LCP]

Worked fine on Chrome as well!

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[nwalker]

What's really annoying is that in Israel, all government and most banking sites ONLY work on IE.
Is that like that where you live?

Its pretty standard in most larger corporate organisations to standardise IT, so that there is a common set of software and equipment. It makes it easier to support and easier to detect software that does not conform to standard and therefore keep control of security and protecting company data. However saying that the advances in technology and especially mobile devices and the desire to be able to work on anything anywhere is challenging that now. Companies are having to invest to allow flexibility whilst also protecting their corporate assets and it will take a while to role out, especially in financial institutions. It's easy to go with Microsoft in a corporate environment, no ones going to sack you for making that choice, but people now want the same type of choice they have from home in the office environment and the challenge is to provide that securely.

[Nick.RevenueJet]

Its pretty standard in most larger corporate organisations to standardise IT, so that there is a common set of software and equipment. It makes it easier to support and easier to detect software that does not conform to standard and therefore keep control of security and protecting company data. However saying that the advances in technology and especially mobile devices and the desire to be able to work on anything anywhere is challenging that now. Companies are having to invest to allow flexibility whilst also protecting their corporate assets and it will take a while to role out, especially in financial institutions. It's easy to go with Microsoft in a corporate environment, no ones going to sack you for making that choice, but people now want the same type of choice they have from home in the office environment and the challenge is to provide that securely.

I wouldn't mind IE being their choice, but security wise it seems like it's the worst choice of the three. Plus in general Microsoft security bill has been sub-par at best.

Anyway, thanks for the reply - makes sense.

[kristal_cm]

Hmmmn, oh I have been a little crazy! ha! Yes I can see it also use firefox, must just be in IE. I need to switch over to a different browser other than IE, I am just so use to it. Change is hard!

OMG .... IE?! Change for good to Chrome imo

[universal4]

When a company or corporation has custom software packages that were written for IE and they have 5000 or 1000 seats, or more, they need to support, just switching to another browser often is not feasable and makes absolutely no coporate sense.

Plus, utilizing group policy in such large environments, IE just plays much better in that space since admins can lock down things within policy and push changes out to clients much more efficiently with IE then other browsers.

Rick
Universal4

[traffickitty]

Yeah, IE is the worst. All the errors appear there and everything looks crappy on that explorer.

If there's something to fail, will do on IE.

[freakspin]

The "problem" of the IE is, that he doesn't allows mistakes on sourcecode. Other browser are smarter

Example: When you forget to close a (html-)tag - IE is angry. Others browsers think: "Well, he just forget it, but I know what he means"...


Regarding your page: You have a break before the title-tag closes. This could be something what the IE doesn't likes..

<title>Affactive Affiliate Program: Affactive.com
</title>

btw: In my IE (V.11) the title-tag appears correct.

btw2: Opera = wtg!

[demersraye]

Title should be designed in a way such that it would have our keywords in it, or it would describe our site in brief.

[emmaw]

try Firefox browser