Renaming Items

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Renaming Items

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Once again, I believe I have done all the right things to rename a page including the page itself, the content title, and the metadata. I have published and republished the page, the folder the page resides in as well as the preceding page and it is still displaying the old name. HELP!!!
Answer:
If you see this elsewhere, and if you've already changed all the title fields and re-published - try the following:
- Click "Show Editor" to bring up the Rich Text Editor.
- Make a small change to the page content, i.e. adding an extra space at the end of a paragraph (anything to get the page to register as having been changed in some way).
- Click "Save" and then "Publish".
  - In the Publish settings, make sure "Re publish" is selected as opposed to "Smart publish".
This seems to trigger the correct updates. Also, doing a second hard-republish of the page after making a small change usually triggers the URL change to make it to the Web Server.