Fix formatDisplayName special cases for directory names

- Restrict special case handling (phpinfo, ICT) to exact filenames only
- Prevent special cases from overriding directory names like 'nl.test'
- Directory names now use formatDisplayName() without special case overrides
- This ensures 'nl.test' directory displays as 'Test' not 'Untitled'

engine/core/class/CodePressCMS.php

@@ -559,11 +559,12 @@ class CodePressCMS {
         // Remove file extensions (.md, .php, .html) from display names
         $filename = preg_replace('/\.(md|php|html)$/', '', $filename);
         
-        // Handle special cases first
-        if (strtolower($filename) === 'phpinfo') {
+        // Handle special cases first (only for exact filenames, not directories)
+        // These should only apply to actual files, not directory names
+        if (strtolower($filename) === 'phpinfo' && !preg_match('/\//', $filename)) {
             return 'phpinfo';
         }
-        if (strtolower($filename) === 'ict') {
+        if (strtolower($filename) === 'ict' && !preg_match('/\//', $filename)) {
             return 'ICT';
         }
         
@@ -718,6 +719,9 @@ class CodePressCMS {
         // Get the directory name from the path, not from a potential file
         $pathParts = explode('/', $pagePath);
         $dirName = end($pathParts);
+        
+        // Get the directory name from path, not from a potential file
+        
         $title = $this->formatDisplayName($dirName) ?: 'Home';
         
         $content = '<h1>' . htmlspecialchars($title) . '</h1>';