You can use the wp_title filter to modify the HTML document title, and you can use the wp_head action to hook in a custom HTML meta link. e.g.: <?php function wpse46249_filter_wp_title( $title ) { // $title contains the default document title // output by WordPress. Modify it here however // you want. $some_custom_title_content=”CUSTOM TITLE CONTENT … Read more
Go to the header.php file in your template folder and make sure that between the title tags, there’s only this code: <?php wp_title(”);?> That should do the trick. This error is a combination of your template files with standard settings of the Yoast SEO plugin.
In a relatively fresh install I can’t replicate the issue. When I post your code with my own image ID I get the title=”My Custom Title” attribute. It’s important to note however that the “Title” of an image in the media library is not output as a title attribute in the standard output of wp_get_attachment_image(). … Read more
This is really a PHP question not so much a WP question — but: echo substr($stringx,0,strrpos($stringx,’-‘)); Also I think your example #3 is wrong unless there are some cases where you want to exclude more than simply after the final dash character. Note – if you want to exclude both that final blank space along … Read more
The the_title_attribute() template tag is intended specifically for outputting the Title formatted for use in an anchor tag title attribute. The the_title() and get_the_title() template tags are intended for general print/display of the Title. I would recommend using get_the_title(), rather than the_title_attribute(). To wit: elseif( get_post_type($post->ID) == ‘press’ ){echo'<h2>’. get_the_title() .'</h2>’;} I believe this would … Read more
First things first, lets clean up your code: <?php $wptitle = the_title(); $wptitle = str_replace(‘&’, ‘and’, $wptitle);?><?php echo $wptitle; ?> Lets remove the PHP tag spam and put things in nice clean lines: <?php $wptitle = the_title(); $wptitle = str_replace(‘&’, ‘and’, $wptitle); echo $wptitle; ?> Now if we look at the problem, the_title, that function … Read more
Disable all plugins. One of them puts all words with capital letters in a <span class=”caps”> container. In <meta property=”og:title” content=”test <span class=”caps”>CSS</span> title” /> … this closes the <head> section automatically because output is not allowed in <head>. If you have found the plugin tell its author about the Bug. I’m sure s/he wants to … Read more
WordPress sets the titles of your pages using tags which is normally set int he header.php file of your theme. In my themes I use: <title><?php bloginfo(‘name’); ?> <?php wp_title(); ?></title> Find your themes header.php and try changing the code inside the tags to the code above.
Custom fields are perfectly suited for this purpose. WP Ref. IF the metabox titled Custom Fields is not visible on your post edit screen, you may need to enable the view with the Screen Options menu at the top right of your editor. For each post, simply create the secondary title and assign it a … Read more
There’s a wpseo_title filter you can hook into. Example: add_filter(‘wpseo_title’, ‘add_to_page_titles’); function add_to_page_titles($title) { $title .= $addToTitle; return $title; }