change title of page dynamically
change title of page dynamically
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
The function wp_title() is supposed to be used to generate the text for the title tag: <head> <title><?php wp_title();?></title> … </head> but to display the current post title within the loop, you should instead use the the_title() function.
All you need to do is type wp_title(”); instead wp_title( ‘|’, true, ‘right’ );
Your title is being set by something in your theme or a plugin attaching to the wp_title filter. You can further filter this value or override it entirely by using the same hook and a different priority that executes later. // add a filter at priority 999 so it will presumably run last add_filter( ‘wp_title’, … Read more
This is about letter “m”. Yoast SEO use $_GET[‘m’] in it’s code and this creates a conflict. Change your $_GET[‘m’] to e.g $_GET[‘mon’] and problem is solved.
No, title tags are the way you set your default titles when bookmarking. It’s entirely up to the user whether they want to change it from that default. Sidenote: This question is also more appropriate for StackOverflow as it doesn’t directly relate to WordPress (WordPress Answers is solely for WordPress-related questions). 🙂
I ended up making a page template anyways and inserting the page title when making the post.