<p>#1 is the common case where the visitor is viewing a specific page whereas #2 is used at least for the default front page (<em>node</em>).</p>
<p>The page_title.module lets you change these defaults in two ways. First, you can adjust the patterns below using the placeholders given. This will change the way the default page titles are created. Second, on every node creation form, you can have the option of specifying a title that is different than the title of the node. If a value is provided, this will be used to generate the <code>!page_title</code> placeholder. If left blank, <code>!page_title</code> will be the node's title, as is now the case.</p>");
<p>#1 is the common case where the visitor is viewing a specific page whereas #2 is used for the default front page.</p>
<p>The <strong>Pagetitle</strong> module lets you change these defaults in two ways. First, you can adjust the patterns below using the placeholders given. This will change the way the default page titles are created. Second, on every content creation form, you can have the option of specifying a page title that overrides the default.</p>");