Hi, if you need it, I can show you a demo installation of yours that I often use in the members' area to understand how you structure your websites.

But you can do it too; just create a collection and use "Title" as the name of a custom field. Create a slug, and you'll see that if there are no other collections, it takes the first title it finds on the page and writes it to the browser title.

Hi, I'm sorry you didn't understand what I was describing. In your screenshots, you show me the Opengraph and meta description; I didn't mention that.

I discovered this, which I believe to be a bug, and it happens when you use the "title" field in a page/:slug.

The system doesn't know how to behave; it writes the field it finds as "title" in the title browser.

As I explained, when I figured out the problem, I simply replaced the name of that custom field with a unique name; otherwise, it mistakes title for title browser.

It's not my problem; I encountered the problem in both Joomla 5 (with all components updated) and Joomla 6.

Unfortunately, as far as SEO is concerned, there's no field that allows you to decide how to compose the title browser.

I'm sorry, but I don't know how else to explain the bug. Show me the Opengraph.

I'll try to explain better because it's definitely a bug.

I create a collection and call it "Speakers."

The first field is called "Name," where I put the speaker's first and last name. In the second field, I put an image (photo of the speaker). I add other fields that I might need, and finally, I add a field that defines the specialization, and I call it "Title" (it's used to define Dr., Prof., Moderators, etc.).

I noticed this bug because I had left the field named "Title."

When I opened the Speaker page (with the collection), I linked the "name" field and the photo to speakers/:slug.

I simply structured the slug page and saved it.

When I opened the individual speaker's detail page, the browser displayed the following:

Dr. - site name

"Dr." was automatically taken from the field I had left called "title."

Is this a more understandable explanation of the problem as I described it? Because in the SEO settings, I can't tell you which field to use to populate the "browser title" (meta title).

Try that and you'll see the problem.

It would have made sense for me to tell the system to use the "name" field to populate the title before the sitename.

When I figured out the problem, I just had to replace the field name with "specialization", at which point the browser title became generically "speaker" which originated from the previous "collection" page

Based on your screenshot, this isn’t a bug. When you visit a dynamic content details page, the system checks whether the item has a title. If it does, that title is used as the page title. If no title is found, the page title is taken from the assigned menu item instead.

When you create a collection, we provide default fields such as title and alias. The alias is used for the URL, while the page name is displayed using the value from the title field.

Thanks!