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You can use the_title filter hook. add_filter(“the_title”, function ($title) { if (!is_single() && !is_admin() && has_category(“CAT LOVERS”)) { return “Healthy Cat”; } return $title; });
I figured it out, and sorry for the confusion, it’s update_term_meta() function, never knew taxonomy could have meta data 🙂 Thanks for every ones attempt to help… R.
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