G'day,
Just a little trick that i thought i might share..
I accidentally did this while editing my html head/footer wrap pages.. Since I have been using XOOPS I have always added html pages using a blank.php and inserting my html in between <?php tags,
like below: (had to put the html/php tags in brackets)

(?php)
include("mainfile.php");
include("header.php");
$xoopsOption['show_rblock'] = 1; //0 for no right block
?>

(html)
(head)
MY HTML WHATEVA IT IS
(?php)
include("footer.php");
?>

then saving it as whateverhtmlpage.php..

When opening the page it would just show your standard XOOPS page title, whatever it is, mine is Talking Sport - For Aussie Sport Fanatics..

But today I was editing my html.php and I accidentally inserted the:

(?php include("mainfile.php"); include("header.php"); $xoopsOption['show_rblock'] = 1; //0 for no right block
?>

just after the (body) tag and the:

(?php
include("footer.php");
?>

just before the (/body) tag

And then i added My page title as follows:

TITLE)Talking Sport - Links(TITLE
LINK REV="made" href="mailto:shan@talkingsport.net"
META NAME="keywords" CONTENT="blah, blah, blah, blah"
META NAME="description" CONTENT="Talking Sport - Links"
META NAME="author" CONTENT="shan"
META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="ALL"

So now when I go to those html pages I actually get the html title instead of the standard XOOPS page title..

If you want to see want I mean exactly you can visit any one of my html pages here..

http://talkingsport.net/aboutus.php
http://talkingsport.net/privacy.php
http://talkingsport.net/links.php
http://talkingsport.net/2005-fixtures.php

I am not sure if someone has done this before but if not I thought it would be handy to know for your future html pages..

Download links.php to have a look at exactly what i mean..

Hope this post wans't to long & I hope it helps someone

shan.

hehe nice :) there's lots of ways tho, but yours is easy enough :)

a l9ittle tip for you tho, when posting code on newbb forums, instead of you posting as you did..

ie (?php) surrounding in brackets..

you can use the code function..

cheers,

do you know at all how I can add page titles to modules?

shan.

off hand no.. but i don't think it's all that hard to do if you are comfortable with a little editing..

this thread might help you more i think..

there's some useful links in there etc that will certainly guide you along to do what u ask..

https://xoops.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=28226&forum=15&post_id=134227#forumpost134227