Your title isn’t correctly encoded for use in a query variable. Try this: echo ‘ <a href=”http://www.testungsss.com/search?q=’ . urlencode($titletest) . ‘”>’ . $titletest . ‘</a>’;
You can use the wpseo_title filter to read the tag for your site title after WPSEO creates it, and if it’s not there, add it on. add_filter( ‘wpseo_title’, ‘wpse137502_wpseo_title’ ); function wpse137502_wpseo_title( $title ) { $site_title = get_bloginfo( ‘name’ ); if ( ! strpos( $title, $site_title ) ) { $title .= ” | ” . … Read more
The problem is pretty simple: Some widgets do have a title, while others don’t. As long as the title filter is present, it works. Example of what the plugin might have: echo apply_filters( ‘widget_title’, $instance[‘title’] ); If that filter is not present, there won’t be a title.
In General The problem here is that you’re calling a WordPress function within a PHP file where WordPress isn’t loaded. Including WordPress in your image.php file might work if you include the post ID <img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/wp-content/themes/v2/image.php?post_id=123″ /> But imagine if you have 100 images on a single page, then you would be running 101 instances … Read more
I’m running the most up to date version of WordPress which has made changes to how permalinks are displayed and handled. There’s no longer a View Post button. I was able to remove the whole area using the get_sample_permalink_html hook. Just return an empty string: function hide_permalink() { return ”; } add_filter( ‘get_sample_permalink_html’, ‘hide_permalink’ );
In a relatively fresh install I can’t replicate the issue. When I post your code with my own image ID I get the title=”My Custom Title” attribute. It’s important to note however that the “Title” of an image in the media library is not output as a title attribute in the standard output of wp_get_attachment_image(). … Read more
This is really a PHP question not so much a WP question — but: echo substr($stringx,0,strrpos($stringx,’-‘)); Also I think your example #3 is wrong unless there are some cases where you want to exclude more than simply after the final dash character. Note – if you want to exclude both that final blank space along … Read more
ASCII characters will not cause any issues with search engines and they will be displayed properly. SEOmoz does this to avoid any chance of sql injection via its form fields.
The the_title_attribute() template tag is intended specifically for outputting the Title formatted for use in an anchor tag title attribute. The the_title() and get_the_title() template tags are intended for general print/display of the Title. I would recommend using get_the_title(), rather than the_title_attribute(). To wit: elseif( get_post_type($post->ID) == ‘press’ ){echo'<h2>’. get_the_title() .'</h2>’;} I believe this would … Read more
To add an extra class when there is no title <h1<?php if(!get_the_title()){echo ‘ class=”no-title”‘;}?>><?php the_title();?></h1> Or to only display h1 tags when there is a title <?php if(get_the_title()) { ?> <h1><?php the_title();?></h1> <?php }?>