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Posted: **21 Jul 2016, 16:10**

Just did a search on the Internet and notice that I'm getting a lot of 'Flame Pix' in the search and I need to replace this with 'Dennis Kaczor Photography' I cannot seem to find where I need to change this. I know Carl, you will be able to tell me.

class='logo logo-image'><img src='/content/custom/logo/drk-logo.png' alt='Flame Pix'

Thanks in adavance

Dennis

Posted: **21 Jul 2016, 22:08**

I did a search, and could not find any references to 'flame pix'. However, it seems you are right that the harmless ALT tag 'flame pix' is attached to your logo. To change it, go to settings -> style -> logo, and temporarily change to TEXT logo:

Change the TITLE, click SAVE. Then change logo type back to IMAGE and click save.

Posted: **31 Jul 2016, 08:41**

Thanks Karl, going to look at this right now and see what happens.

Posted: **31 Jul 2016, 23:39**

mjau-mjau wrote:I did a search, and could not find any references to 'flame pix'.

When I do a google search on my domain name 'martinbroeze.nl', I find a lot of references to 'Flame Pix':
But a search on my other domain 'emptiness.gallery' does not have these references.

Posted: **01 Aug 2016, 10:50**

Hello Karl,

I tried what you suggested and still comes up with the same thing with alt='Flame Pix. So for now I left it with text and not the logo. Let me know if there is anything else you need me to try.

Thanks Dennis

Posted: **01 Aug 2016, 12:05**

Martin wrote:When I do a google search on my domain name 'martinbroeze.nl', I find a lot of references to 'Flame Pix':
But a search on my other domain 'emptiness.gallery' does not have these references.

Martin, if you check my previous post, you will see how to solve it. The ISSUE, is because you have set an IMAGE logo, but X3 is still populating the ALT tag for the image from your logo TITLE, which remains set to the default "flamepix". Once you change this, "flame pix" will eventually be removed from any search, although it could take a few weeks until Google re-indexes your website. I see this is a problem, so I will fix it somehow in next release ...

When checking the source code of your pages, you will see this:

<img src='/content/custom/logo/mobile_global_header_EN_640.png' alt='Flame Pix' />

It's this alt tag, nothing more nothing less. Once you change it, it will eventually be removed from displaying in any search.

Posted: **01 Aug 2016, 12:10**

Dennis kaczor wrote:I tried what you suggested and still comes up with the same thing with alt='Flame Pix. So for now I left it with text and not the logo. Let me know if there is anything else you need me to try.

Would help with a link to your website. In any consideration, this is a really simple issue ... If you have in fact changed the title, but Google still displays 'flame pix' in searches, then it simply hasn't re-indexed your website yet. To be able to display 'flame pix', Google would have to find this text reference in your source code ... It's that simple.

It won't help changing from img-logo to text-logo, if you already changed the title from 'flamepix' some time ago.

Posted: **01 Aug 2016, 23:36**

mjau-mjau wrote:Martin, if you check my previous post, you will see how to solve it.

Should have read the thread more carefully
I changed the logo-text... it was well hidden :slight_smile:

Posted: **08 Aug 2016, 13:04**

mjau-mjau wrote:
Dennis kaczor wrote:I tried what you suggested and still comes up with the same thing with alt='Flame Pix. So for now I left it with text and not the logo. Let me know if there is anything else you need me to try.
Would help with a link to your website. In any consideration, this is a really simple issue ... If you have in fact changed the title, but Google still displays 'flame pix' in searches, then it simply hasn't re-indexed your website yet. To be able to display 'flame pix', Google would have to find this text reference in your source code ... It's that simple.

It won't help changing from img-logo to text-logo, if you already changed the title from 'flamepix' some time ago.

Sorry for the delay, but this time it worked and all is good once again Karl.
Thank you.

Posted: **07 Sep 2016, 12:55**

This issue is now resolved with X3 Release [0.19]. There is now a logo ALT title field available when logo-type "image" is selected. The image alt title is a text-representation of your logo image, included in the alt tag for the <img>. It will not display for the visitor, but it is picked up by search engines. You should include a short title that represents your website.

PS! No need to change anything if you already implemented my fix posted previously in this thread. The image-logo ALT-title is basically the SAME as the logo text-title, except when you are using an image, it gets added to the <img> alt-tag.

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