How can I remove 'tagged' from my Dawn theme website title?

[kano213]

I'm using the Dawn theme. Whenever I click a link in my navigation to any of my products, it shows "tagged "EXAMPLE" in the website title. Basically I want to remove the tagged collection from the website title. Where do I go about removing this? 

[KetanKumar]

@kano213 

can you please share store url

[dmwwebartisan]

@kano213 

Please share your store URL! 

Thanks!

[Zworthkey]

@kano213 

Hi, 

Welcome to Shopify Community
Kindly Share your Store URL,

so that we can help you.

[ThomasBorowski · Accepted solution]

You probably set up your navigation menu so that the linked collection is filtered by a tag. When you then navigate to that collection via the navigation menu, the collection gets filtered by that tag, i. e. the URL changes from /collections/collectionname to /collections/collectionname/tagname, and the window title accordingly changes to reflect that the collection is being filtered by a tag.

This is Shopify default behaviour and I wouldn't recommend changing it. Instead create automatic collections based on the respective tags and then link those collections in the navigation menu without adding a filter to them.

[kano213]

You nailed it. This was exactly the fix I was looking for. I appreciate you taking the time to explain what I did wrong. Thank you!

[nh-labs]

Your solution does not solve the problem. Why is it accepted?  The templates are made for changing default behavior and customizing of the frontend. 

[ThomasBorowski]

It apparently fixed the problem for the OP, and without any changes to theme code.

[Sonam20]

By doing this website name will be change 

[nh-labs]

 In the theme.liquid template file you find a code line similar to this

  {% if current_tags %}{% assign meta_tags = current_tags | join: ', ' %} –
{{ 'general.meta.tags' | t: tags: meta_tags }}{% endif %}

the 'general.meta.tags' | t: tags filter is responsible for the "tagged" output. so just replace it like
{{meta_tags }}

if you want a nice solution, this could be a hack
products with {{meta_tags | join: '_and_' | remove: ' ' | replace: '_',' ' }} 

this populates the meta_tags array with several tag values and removes the '_'