By design b2evolution will include the post title in the permalink page, which is what the person sees when they click the permalink. It is also what search engines index when they follow your permalink. Do you want that to ONLY show up when someone clicks a permalink icon?

Hi EdB!

Thanks a lot for the quick reply!

You are right, search engines follow the permalink like it is included and shown when a person clicks the permalink.

Absolutely, I would like to show it in the <title> when someone clicks the permalink icon. Do you have some ideas where and how I could implement the title?

Actually, it isn't only to show the title. Fact is, that some search engines will give a higher evaluation, if the search-key-words are in the <title>...</title>.

Cheers!
Christian

It's in your skins/skinname/_main.php file. Depending on version it'll be like this:

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=<?php locale_charset() ?>" />
<title><?php
	$Blog->disp('name', 'htmlhead');
	single_cat_title( ' - ', 'htmlhead' );
	single_month_title( ' - ', 'htmlhead' );
	single_post_title( ' - ', 'htmlhead' );
	arcdir_title( ' - ', 'htmlhead' );
	last_comments_title( ' - ', 'htmlhead' );
?>
</title>
<base href="<?php skinbase(); // Base URL for this skin. You need this to fix relative links! ?>" />

Hi!

Well, thank you very much!
That's absolutely what I needed.
In addition to that I would like to check something like the following pseudocode shows:

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=<?php locale_charset() ?>" />
<title>
<?php
if ( permalinkOfThisPostWasClicked ) {
 $Blog->disp('name', 'htmlhead');
 single_cat_title( ' - ', 'htmlhead' );
 single_month_title( ' - ', 'htmlhead' );
 single_post_title( ' - ', 'htmlhead' );
 arcdir_title( ' - ', 'htmlhead' );
 last_comments_title( ' - ', 'htmlhead' );
} else {
 echo ( "Another Title" );
}
?>
</title>
<base href="<?php skinbase(); // Base URL for this skin. You need this to fix relative links! ?>" />

Yeah...you see, the point is, I don't know how to check "permalinkOfThisPostWasClicked". Could it be, that a variable or parameter is set, if you click a permalink to see the whole post?
Do you have any ideas?

Thanks a lot!
Christian