- From: <robsobkoviak@discoverfinancial.com>
- Date: Wed, 15 Jan 2003 10:01:34 -0600
- To: "Devon Y." <vehementpetal@hotmail.com>
- Cc: www-style@w3.org
The title of a page is meta information, outside of the presentation in a
page. CSS is used within the presentation of the page and for presentation
of the page.
Specifying the text in a page tag or meta tag is a function of script,
specifically in this case some kind of server-side script like:
<title><%= myTitleVar %></title>
If you are using ASP, JSP, CFML, PHP, etc. you can accomplish this.
Regards,
Robert Sobkoviak
Representing the IWA/HWG
E-Mail: RobSobkoviak@DiscoverFinancial.com
"Quid, Me Anxius Sum?"
"Devon Y."
<vehementpetal@ho To: www-style@w3.org
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01/14/03 11:38 PM
I apologize in advance if there's already something like this somewhere,
but
I haven't found it yet so I assume an equivalent does not exist.
I've long wished CSS could give us authors a way to define what text goes
into the window title of a browser (or other viewing device). XML+CSS
documents always strike me as unprofessional or unfinished, because of no
window title. I envision something like..
foo { window-title: attr();}
...or...
foo { display: window-title;}
Value options for a 'window-title' property could include strings, uri's,
or
even the word 'yes' (to indicate the element's contents would be the window
title).
Just a brainstorm you might be interested in.
Devon
PS. please CC me any reply, since I'm not subscribed to this list.
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