You can determine whether the blog is displayed using is_home(): <?php if ( is_home() ) { echo ‘Blog’; } else { the_title(); } ?> Be aware that the the_title() function only displays the title of the current post. If you’re on any other kind of page, such as the blog, a category archive, a date … Read more
With the limited information here, it’s hard to point you in the right direction…so I’ll try my best. Assumptions: You are using the WordPress theme twentytwentythree or newer The best way I’ve found to do this is by going finding the Template and overriding it. To find the default template for Blog posts: Go to … Read more
Solved : Making child theme pulled on top of the page i was modifying a post-type component, in that component all the titles will have the same value. While reinstalling the project, i suppressed the posts before making the child theme, and now i can modify my page without this conflict. Also, i modified the … Read more
You can use the_title filter hook. add_filter(“the_title”, function ($title) { if (!is_single() && !is_admin() && has_category(“CAT LOVERS”)) { return “Healthy Cat”; } return $title; });
How to change a wordpress website title in google SERP [closed]
There are several ways to achieve this, none of them elegant. That’s because there is no general way to know exactly where get_the_title was called. (1) Not completely foolproof, but possibly enough in your scenario would be to add is_main_query to your conditions. That would rule out titles generated in secondary loops. However, if the … Read more
To ensure the title of the page or post is displayed at the top when linked with an anchor, you need to adjust the HTML structure of your WordPress theme slightly. The title should be placed within an anchor element that can be targeted. Step-by-Step Guide to Link Directly to the Title of a Post/Page … Read more
How to link Post Title to uploaded file?
TItle In Latest Post is not using H1 Tag [closed]
I have not found a way to specify that a slash should be treated like a hyphen. One potential workaround is to add the style overflow-wrap: break-word;. This will allow long words to break without affecting the breaking of other words. But it will just break at whatever character would cause overflow, it doesn’t prefer … Read more