Hi,
I just faced a strange behavior for a page whose title contains a colon. The url in question is : http://www.graphemeride.com/blog/penalites-manuelles-google-en-sortir-mais-comment-faire
The article's title is " Pénalités manuelles Google : en sortir mais comment faire ? " (correctly set as <title> and <h1>).
The result from Goose is : " en sortir mais comment faire ? "
I have not dug into Goose's code, but I can understand that some heuristics are used, and that often a website might use a <title> tag like :
<title>[websitename] : Article's title"</title>
and therefore, only the after-colon part is kept.
In my case, the title is the same in the title and in the h1 so there might be a way to discriminate good and bad parts...
Is it feasible ?
Hi,
I just faced a strange behavior for a page whose title contains a colon. The url in question is : http://www.graphemeride.com/blog/penalites-manuelles-google-en-sortir-mais-comment-faire
The article's title is " Pénalités manuelles Google : en sortir mais comment faire ? " (correctly set as
<title>and<h1>).The result from Goose is : " en sortir mais comment faire ? "
I have not dug into Goose's code, but I can understand that some heuristics are used, and that often a website might use a
<title>tag like :<title>[websitename] : Article's title"</title>and therefore, only the after-colon part is kept.
In my case, the title is the same in the
titleand in theh1so there might be a way to discriminate good and bad parts...Is it feasible ?