title Element (WPL)
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The title element specifies a title for the playlist.
<head>
<title>Dance Songs That I Haven't Played Recently</title>
</head>
Attributes
This element has no attributes.
Parent/Child Elements
| Hierarchy | Elements |
|---|---|
| Parent | head |
| Child | None |
Remarks
When choosing a title for a Windows Media Playlist (WPL), consider that the content of the playlist can be dynamic. A good approach is to base the title on the logic in the argument elements because this is what defines the content of the playlist. Examples of this are "My Favorite Rock Songs from 1966" or "Dance Songs That I Haven't Played Recently".
Examples
<head>
<title>Dance Songs That I Haven't Played Recently</title>
</head>
Requirements
| Requirement | Value |
|---|---|
| Version |
Windows Media Player 9 Series or later. |