Question

I am using SharePoint 2007 + Windows Server 2008 with SharePoint 2007's publishing portal template. When I add a new web page, current location navigation bar under top global navigation bar displays location from web site name?

For example, my web site name is "inc" and page title is "Press Release", it will be displayed as inc > Press Release.

Here is a screenshot:

Any ideas to change the current location navigation bar display from site name "inc" to fixed text "Main Page"?

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Solution

Can't you just change the Web Site name from "inc" to "Main Page"? If that isn't right for you, thern you could put a snippet of jQuery in the master page to find and replace the "inc" text.

Update:

Here's a real life example. On the Home Page of SophiaThink Consulting's site, we're using the Smiling Goat RSS Web Part. There's no way with that Web Part to specify the Web Part Title; it simply is pulled from the feed title. We wanted to display "insights" rather than "SophiaThink's Blog", so I simply used this line of jQuery to fix it up:

$(".ms-descriptiontext a:contains('SophiaThink's Blog')").html("insights");

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