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@kenso thanks for the response, I’ll give that a shot.

@pete lol fair enough

Cool, thanks for the help folks.

Thanks again for the response. Is that going to add a class called “active” to the menu item that corresponds to the current page? I’m really just looking to add it to a specific top level menu item, regardless of whether it’s the current page. Currently that menu item that I’m trying to target has an ID = “menu-item-104”, which I could use but I don’t know where it got that number, or under what circumstances, if any, it could change.

Yea, I was playing around with pseudo selectors, and I could probably make it work for my purposes but I’m curious how I would go about adding a class to one of the nav elements.

For further clarification, I use the “force rewrite” option in “Titles and Metas” section because otherwise my titles get all messed up. It appears that for pages where I’ve specified a Page Title, Google displays PAGE NAME – SITE TITLE. This includes the Home Page, which is displayed in search results as SITE TITLE, since there is no page name for the home page.

Pages where I leave the SEO Title field blank appear fine.

Having the same problem.