Hello Leconfe team,
I would like to report an issue with the publication of static pages.
When a static page is created, the system allows the administrator to enter a specific title. However, after publication, this title is not used as the HTML document title. The browser tab continues to display only “Static Page”, followed by the event name.
For example, we created a page titled “Important Dates”, but the browser tab displays:
Static Page - #Cultures 2027
Ideally, it should display something such as:
Important Dates - #Cultures 2027
This affects several aspects of the website:
Search engine optimization, since search engines may index multiple pages with the generic title “Static Page”.
Browser usability, especially when users have several event pages open.
Accessibility and page identification.
Link previews and social media sharing, depending on how the metadata is generated.
The professional presentation of the event website.
The title entered when creating the static page should automatically be used in the HTML <title> element, preferably following a structure such as:
$$
<title>Page Title - Event Name</title>
$$
The generic expression “Static Page” could remain only as a fallback when no title has been configured.
It would also be useful for static pages to support additional SEO fields in the future, such as a meta description, Open Graph title and Open Graph description.
I am attaching a screenshot showing the issue on our #Cultures 2027 - Important Dates page.
Thank you for considering this improvement.
