There are some more options you can configure inside of each individual Menu
item that can be somewhat confusing.
There is a Page Heading, there is an Article Title, and there's a Browser Page title,
and it gets very confusing what the differences are between these.
So I wanted to be sure to take a minute to explain the differences between Page
Headings, Article Titles, and Browser Page titles.
The best way to do this is just to create an Article and I am going to go ahead
and just create a temporary article and show you how this works.
So, under Content>Article Manager, I am going to go create a New article,
and I am going to call this Article Title, that's going to go in the Title space.
So, where you see Article Title, that will be the Title of the article.
I am just going to put this in the Uncategorized Category, because as soon as
I make this thing, I am going to delete it by the end of the video.
Now I'll put in some text, This is the article text, and I'll go ahead and say Save & Close.
Now that I have an article, I need to link that to the menu.
So under Menus>Main Menu, I am going to add a New Menu item and I'll just
link to a single article.
So, under Articles, I'll pick Single Article, and I'm going to need to
Select my Article from the list, this is Article title, is actually the name of the
Article that I am going to put here.
For Menu Title I am going to call this Menu Title, and then all the rest of the
stuff here under the Details tab I am going to leave alone.
Under Advanced Options, I'm going to go to my Page Display Options, and here
where it says Browser Page Title, I'm going to put in Browser Page, Title,
I will show the Page Heading, and I'll put that in as well, Page Headings, and
I am going to go ahead and say Save & Close.
This creates a New menu item on my Web site and you can see it's listed
right here under Menu Title.
So, when I go and Refresh my Home page, you see that I have a New menu item here
called Menu Title, and that was what we typed in the Menu Title blank.
When I click on that, I go to a page that looks like this.
So, Page Heading is some additional text that displays above the Article Title,
and it's actually slightly larger in this particular template.
Although it doesn't have to be, you can style it however you like.
The Article Title comes from the Article itself along with the Article Text
Notice up here at the top of the page, the Browser Page Title is up here,
that's the HTML Page Title, the one that v between the title tags, and the head
of your document in your HTML.
So, this page is very helpful for understanding what all of these terms
mean inside of Joomla!.
When we talk about a Browser Page Title, that's the thing that appears up here
at the top in this tab, the Page Heading appears above the Article Title,
if you happen to be using it;
in some cases you're not using it at all.
You have your Article Title followed by some text and that is how your Page
Heading, your Article Title, and your Browser Page Title, as well as your Menu Title,
happen to all fit together on a Webpage.
What I am going to do now is I am going to delete that particular Menu item,
and I am going to delete that Article, obviously I don't want this page on
the Web site, but I did want to you demonstrate to you where these particular
items fit in a page's layout.