First, there is no parameter named cat in get_posts. Use category instead to input comma separated category IDs or category_name to directly inserting category name. Second, in your code you have commented out the title of the post. Try this code. <?php $cat_id = get_cat_ID(‘category1’); $posts = get_posts( “category=$cat_id&posts_per_page=3” ); if ($posts) { foreach ($posts … Read more
This is the problem: $link = the_permalink(); Replace it with: $link = get_permalink(); Notice that the WordPress the_* functions will echo the output, but get_* will return it. But of course there are exceptions to this rule 😉 So you don’t need this: echo the_title(); Just use this instead: the_title(); or the usage example given … Read more
Well I felt I better update this old question, the SEO plugin by Yoast now allows assigning of all SEO abilities to custom post type archives. So that’s the best solution.
get_post_ancestors() returns all of the ancestors hierarchically. As you only want to display the 2nd level post title on 4th post page, you can do something like – global $post; $parents = get_post_ancestors( get_the_ID() ); if( count($parents) == 4 ){ // ancestor1 = 1st parent, ancestor2 = second. echo get_the_title($parents[‘1’]); // index starts from 0, … Read more
I tried following code and its working. You need to place this in your theme’s funtions.php file. Let me know how it goes 🙂 add_action(‘admin_init’, ‘admin_only_post_title’); function admin_only_post_title() { if (!current_user_can(‘manage_options’)) remove_post_type_support(‘post’, ‘title’); }
Turns out you are not the only one: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/32095 It looks like this was removed in a recent update (4.2) and I can see why they did it. User interface can be confusing at times. You can read more about the removal here: http://wptavern.com/how-to-restore-the-link-title-attribute-removed-in-wordpress-4-2 There is a WordPress plugin, however, that seems to add it … Read more
Google doesn’t always show the meta descriptions and title’s that you set. This is taken directly from Google’s Search Console help pages. Google’s generation of page titles and descriptions (or “snippets”) is completely automated and takes into account both the content of a page as well as references to it that appear on the web. … Read more
the_title_rss() outputs its value straight away so it can’t be used in a function like that, you would have to use get_the_title_rss() Or alternatively the_title_rss() has a filter we can hook in to and return your shortened title is possible. (You would add this to your functions.php) function gg_short_title_rss($title) { // This can return false, … Read more
may be it’s clearer like this : add_filter(‘wpseo_set_title’, function ($title) { if (is_single()) { $page_comment = get_query_var(‘cpage’); if ($page_comment > 3) { $title = “Kontroverse Diskussionen zu: $page_comment $title”; } elseif ($page_comment > 0) { $title = “Meinungen zu: $page_comment $title”; } } return $title; });
You can add custom CSS where you use media query in order to reduce the font-size of the title in small devices. You also have some styling that remove the line break and add the 3 dots at the end. So you can also remove them. You can try this code : @media all and … Read more