Middleman Title

This Middleman extension allows you to easily set page titles for your website.

Add the following line to Gemfile, then run bundle install:

gem 'middleman-title'

After installation, activate the extension in config.rb:

activate :title, site: 'Your Website Name', separator: ' — '

The separator is optional and will default to a dash.

In your layout file, you can use the page_title helper to output the current page title:

<title><%= page_title %></title>

Then, add a page title to the Frontmatter any page:

---
title: The title of this page goes here
---

This would output:

The title of this page goes here — Your Website Name

Sometimes it is desirable to put the website name first, such as on the home page. This can be done by setting title_reverse to true in the frontmatter of the page.

---
title: The title of this page goes here
title_reverse: true
---

This would output:

Your Website Name — The title of this page goes here

You can also put the website name first on every page by setting it when you activate the extension:

activate :title, site: 'Your Website Name', reverse: true

Then on any page where you want the website name to come last, you can set title_reverse to false in the Frontmatter:

---
title: The title of this page goes here
title_reverse: false
---

When your website has heirachy, it is sometimes desirable to have multiple parts to the title. This can be done by passing an array in the Frontmatter:

---
title:
- John Doe
- Staff
---

This would output:

John Doe — Staff — Your Website Name

If at any point you want to completely override the page title, you can use page_title in the Frontmatter.

page_title: The title of a page to be used as-is in <title> without site name

1. Fork it ( https://github.com/jcypret/middleman-title/fork )
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create a new Pull Request