The solution you are working on will always represent multiple database inserts as the post will be saved and then the the title re-saved in a second database write. That is the nature of the save_post hook, since it runs after the primary post save. Additionally, the code you found is wildly overcomplicated. Interestingly, the … Read more
You check if !$value before assigning the title from the fields, that test will be false once the post has a title. If you always want it to update, then remove the test. function auto_title_insert() { return $_POST[‘fields’][‘field_538626f57e84c’].’ ‘.$_POST[‘fields’][‘field_538627ffeccb0′].’ ‘.$_POST[‘fields’][‘field_53863a5c7502b’].’ ‘.$_POST[‘fields’][‘fields[field_53a9bb09f82ba]’]; } add_filter( ‘title_save_pre’, ‘auto_title_insert’ );
What you are seeing is correct. Google display in SERPs (Search Engine Results Pages) listing as follows: URL Page Title Page Description [ other attributes (potentially) ] Your top result: Tattini Boots – 1860 | Italian English Riding Boots – U.S Links to: https://www.tattiniboots.com/ …your homepage.
Create a helper function to get all parent categories (each post can be in multiple categories): function parent_cat_names( $sep = ‘|’ ) { if ( ! is_single() or array() === $categories = get_the_category() ) return ”; $parents = array (); foreach ( $categories as $category ) { $parent = end( get_ancestors( $category->term_id, ‘category’ ) ); … Read more
You should change this line: echo “post_parent).”\”>”.get_the_title($post->post_parent) . “”; To something like this: echo ‘<a href=”‘. get_permalink($post->post_parent).'”>’. apply_filters(‘the_title’, get_the_title($post->post_parent)) .'</a>’;
Use … echo get_the_title( $post->post_parent ); … where $post is the currently viewed attachment.
Lets use the build in features WordPress has to offer. It is almost always not adviced to use custom SQL whenever WordPress offers native functions to perform the specific duty. To query our posts, we will make use of WP_Query. The only problem is, WP_Query does not support the feature where we look for posts … Read more
When adding title-tag support in a theme, the title tag can be filtered by several filters, but not wp_title. The reason is that if the theme supports title-tag, WordPress uses wp_get_document_title() instead of wp_title(). For themes with support for title-tag you can use document_title_parts: add_filter( ‘document_title_parts’, ‘filter_document_title_parts’ ); function filter_document_title_parts( $title_parts ) { $title_parts[‘title’] = … Read more
From the Codex If you are using a custom homepage with custom loops and stuff or a custom front-page, you will have an empty wp_title. Here goes a neat hack to add the description/tagline at the wp_title place on homepage: add_filter( ‘wp_title’, ‘baw_hack_wp_title_for_home’ ); function baw_hack_wp_title_for_home( $title ) { if( empty( $title ) && ( … Read more
You need to declare the $wp_meta_boxes array as global: global $wp_meta_boxes; If it still doesn’t work try: add_filter(‘add_meta_boxes’, ‘change_meta_box_titles’); function change_meta_box_titles() { global $wp_meta_boxes; echo ‘<pre>’; print_r($wp_meta_boxes); echo ‘</pre>’; } to see what’s going on (and to check where the title is). You should also prefix your function names to prevent a clash with WP … Read more