The po plugin systematically overrides the title of the homepage with the wikiname. This prevents explicitly changing it with a meta directive. It should rather check whether it was overridden before setting it back. Here is a simple patch for that: diff --git a/Plugin/po.pm b/Plugin/po.pm index 6395ebd..a048c6a 100644 --- a/Plugin/po.pm +++ b/Plugin/po.pm @@ -333,7 +333,7 @@ sub pagetemplate (@) { && $masterpage eq "index") { $template->param('parentlinks' => []); } - if (ishomepage($page) && $template->query(name => "title")) { + if (ishomepage($page) && $template->query(name => "title") && !$template->query(name => "title_overridden")) { $template->param(title => $config{wikiname}); } } Thanks. > I fixed this patch a bit and applied it to my po branch, thanks > (commit 406485917). > > But... a bug (probably in HTML::Template) prevents this > theoretically correct solution to actually work. > Setting a parameter that does not appear in the template, such as > `title_overridden`, is not working on my install: the value does not > seem to be stored anywhere, and when accessing it later using > `$template->param('title_overridden')` it is always undef. > Adding `` in > `page.tmpl` is a working, but ugly workaround. > > I am nevertheless in favour of merging the fix into ikiwiki. > We'll then need to find how to find the remaining (smaller) bug so > that this code can actually work. > > I'd like others to test my po branch and see if they can reproduce > the bug I am talking of. > > --[[intrigeri]] >> Commit 406485917 looks fine to me, FWIW --[[smcv]]