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getting_started2010-10-05 12:23 am
joseph_dunphy) wrote in getting_started2010-10-05 12:23 am
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I've tried posting this as a support ticket, but nobody seems to be answering those, so I'll try here. I've set the title of my new blog to be "Imaginary Footlights", or at least I thought I did, but when I look at the top of the screen on my blog
http://joseph-dunphy.dreamwidth.org/
instead of seeing the title, I see "joseph-dunphy | recent entries", which to my eye looks more than a little sloppy. Obviously, your system does allow one to have the title of one's blog appear there, as it should, as one can see by looking at a few of the other user's blogs, like this one
http://mikeweaver.dreamwidth.org/
but I can't see how he did that. How does one do that?
http://joseph-dunphy.dreamwidth.org/
instead of seeing the title, I see "joseph-dunphy | recent entries", which to my eye looks more than a little sloppy. Obviously, your system does allow one to have the title of one's blog appear there, as it should, as one can see by looking at a few of the other user's blogs, like this one
http://mikeweaver.dreamwidth.org/
but I can't see how he did that. How does one do that?
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I see your point. Recalling now when I bookmark journals from other sites I often end up noting in my bookmarks file something like "(so-and-so's blog)". And that's not going to help when you have stuff open in browser tabs.
Still, I think it might be nice to offer it as an option. Heh. Maybe something like "Custom Journal Title by D.W.User".