Edited to add Having looked at the source of wp_title(), it looks like it already checks to see if you’re on a page, a single post, a category or tag archive page, a search results page, a 404, etc. So a lot of the code is redundant; you might be able to use something like … Read more
It looks like your header.php is using wp_title(”), which is deprecated and may not return anything in some cases. Also, the way it’s structured, it’s not properly appending the site title. Try replacing your <title> tag with the following code: <title><?php bloginfo(‘name’); ?><?php wp_title(‘|’, true, ‘left’); ?></title> Or, if you’re using a newer version of … Read more
You can make your life a little easier by moving the details fetching to an earlier point in the WordPress loading sequence and wrapping the data in a class. The object initialized from the class can then be used to provide the data to WordPress and to your template with filters. For example you could … Read more
It seems that the way you attached your function to the document_title_parts filter is wrong. As per WordPress documentation, document_title_parts only accepts one parameters, array $title. So it doesn’t make sense that when you have 2 parameters in your function. I suggest you do something like this: function custom_document_title( $title_parts ) { // Here is … Read more
The filter wp_title won’t pass $id to your function. Drop the parameter and instead retrieve it with get_queried_object_id(): function dw_listing_title( $title ) { if ( is_singular() && $id = get_queried_object_id() ) { // Modify $title as required } return $title; }
Your wordpress using builder or not? If ur site use elementor, edit/create new page with elementor => page settings ‘gear icon’ & check Hide Title Source: https://elementor.com/help/how-to-hide-page-titles-in-wordpress/
change title of page dynamically
You can use string to lowercase php function, that’ll help you out.
From this comment: I know the title could be defined in the header.php file as but I din’t want to touch the existing header.php, but do it in a child theme’s functions.php instead But Twenty Twelve isn’t modifying the separator in its wp_title filter callback; rather, it is defining it in its call to wp_title(), … Read more
You face two challenges in order to achieve your goal. The first is very simple. If one can be sure that the reading time for every post is 30 seconds, then your function needs an “else” statement to define the reading time as a suffix. The following would work. function wpd_title_prefix_filter( $title, $post_id ) { … Read more