# Adding a site title

The simplest addition to config.js is the title attribute. You do it by adding a YAMLtitle attribute to the home page.

First, let's take a look at a simple site with no config.js at all:

Screen shot of home page without title from config.js

The README.md for such a site would insert YAML front matter like this:

# file README.md

---
home: true 
heroText: Springfield Dim Sum
heroImage: /img/springfield-dim-sum-800px.png
tagline: Healthy, Delicious Dim Sum 7 Days a Week!
actionText: See our Menu →
actionLink: ./menu.md
features:
- title: Parking
  details: Plenty of free parking at night and free validation during the busin
---

Now create the file /.vuepress/config.js with the following contents:

# file /.vuepress/config.js

module.exports = {
    title: "Dim Sum!"
}

In a moment you'll see a change:

Screen shot of home page with title from config.js

# What the site title does

The site title is added to all pages and, in the default theme, is added to the top navbar.

# Reference

See the VuePress title documenation.