My website not showing title on the browser bar no matter what changes I make

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Guys help out my code has all title codes and description tags but they don't reflect at all on the website..
Here is my website www.rodwellfishingkenya.com
Please check it's source code and point me where I'm wrong or is it because it's just directed to my name server's

What I have tried:

I have tried adding title and description tags but when I run the website on checkers it says doesn't have title or description tags

Posted 14-Sep-16 3:45am

Allyville

Updated 14-Sep-16 11:30am

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Solution 1

It is very simple. You are using frames. The page that gets loaded in the frame has a title but that doesn't do anything when loaded in a frame. You need to set a title on the outermost page.

Posted 14-Sep-16 3:57am

ZurdoDev

Solution 3

try this
Get title from IFrame document and update [^]

Posted 14-Sep-16 7:15am

Karthik_Mahalingam

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Richard Deeming 14-Sep-16 14:04pm

That's only going to work if he can update the parent document that contains the <frameset>. But if he can do that, it would be much simpler to just add the missing <title> tag, as Ryan suggested in Solution 1. :)

I still suspect the parent <frameset> page is provided and controlled by his DNS hosting company, and changing the DNS settings would be a better solution.

Solution 4

Thanks guys, I'm trying up the solutions you have provided and I will update ASAP, really thanks had no idea at all, just been posted to this Web department only remembers what I learned in books lol

Posted 14-Sep-16 11:30am

Allyville

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Richard Deeming · Accepted Answer · 2016-09-14T04:03:00

Your DNS is set up incorrectly.

Your site resolves to 66.96.149.32, which appears to belong to your DNS host. That serves up a static page with no title, containing a <frameset>, which then loads your real site (sopsopmedia.com/rodwellfishingkenya / 46.30.213.236) in a frame.

This is a common mistake, where DNS hosts offer a "URL Frame", "URL Masking", or "URL Cloaking" option.

You need to change your DNS settings so that the A record for your domain points to your own web server. You then need to configure your web server to serve the site as its own domain, rather than as an application within the sopsopmedia domain.

If your DNS host doesn't provide the option to change your DNS records, or wants to charge you extra to do so, then switch to a better host.