Hi can anyone help me with navigating through my business admin page? having a little trouble. Many Thanks
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It looks like this...
The person that created it has put the term "Hand painted ceramics from spain - inspired ceramica" on every page title and i cant find where it is to delete it.
If anyone can help that will be a real help.
Many Thanks,
Robbie
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Hello there,
Can you be more specific?
But if it is the page title that you want to change you should look into your CMS
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