Is it possible to have my index page display as home in a browser tab? (The top area of a browser tab above the URL. The tab "name".)
Can I just rename the page from index.html to home.html? Will that cause any issues? Index seems to be the first thing a browser tries to load. Will it also look for home.html?
Is there some code I could place to make this happen?
I searched the forums and couldn't find anything. Any help is greatly appreciated!
Have index show as home in browser tab
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Re: Have index show as home in browser tab
The first page should be index.html or index.htm and if it is using php then it should be index.php. You can name the first page home or whatever you wish. Page names should always be lowercase not upper the same applies to files such as images etc etc.Can I just rename the page from index.html to home.html? Will that cause any issues? Index seems to be the first thing a browser tries to load. Will it also look for home.html?
See the following on this
How do I name my pages, images and other files?
See the following screenshot for "title" where you can set the name to whatever you wish.

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Re: Have index show as home in browser tab
The name of the .html file will be "index", but if you go into the page properties, there is a 'title' and a 'menu name' that you can set to whatever you want. The 'title' is what appears in a browser tab.
Alan
Alan
Re: Have index show as home in browser tab
Gah! I can't believe I missed that when looking through there! Thank you for taking your valuable time to point me in the right direction. Very much appreciated!! 
