I’ve found the cause. All in one SEO Pack plugin 1.6.14.5 is guilty (perhaps it’s not guilty by itself but also due to the multisite setup of my site and other plugins I’ve just installed conflicting it). Disabling the plugin resolve the problem immediately. I’m upgrading it and will use an alternative if it doesn’t … Read more
I believe that first page is your index.php, and I would guess that the code within that file is different from single.php, which is the file used by pages 2 onwards.
You should be able to hook into the title by using wp_title filter function se_custom_title( $title ) { if(x == y) { $title=”something”. $title; } return $title; } add_filter( ‘wp_title’, ‘se_custom_titles’ );
Change page title dynamically before header is rendered
You can replace the space to dashes using wordpress sanitize_title_with_dashes function Try below code. <a href=”http://twitter.com/home?status=<?php echo sanitize_title_with_dashes(get_the_title(get_the_ID())); ?>.<?php get_the_permalink(get_the_ID());?>” class=”twitter”> I have used get_the_title() and get_the_content() functions because these both function return the context instead of echo them, and i think you are concatenating the string. Hope this help .
Yes, everything is simple, there is a standard wordpress options and settings of the SEO plugin, I’m involved in the standard settings, a vertical divider as to remove it entirely from the functions of the theme?
Change Page Title Many plugins and themes might be controlling this area. However, despite this, if you change your Title on the Home Page, it should update your HTML title tag also. This will then update on Google when it next indexes your site, which might take several days. Google and other search engines use … Read more
Page title is showing category name as well in the google search results
I’m supposing we are talking about the tab title, if so its possible but not conventional, if is the page title, the code is almost the same and its feasible. In this last case WordPress doesn’t have a breadcrumb per say, we have to make a custom one, nevertheless Woocommerce has one. If Woocommerce is … Read more
In the theme’s header.php look for the <title> tag. You’ll probably find something like: <title><?php bloginfo(‘name’); wp_title(); ?></title> The wp_title() function spits out the blog name now so you can just remove the bloginfo() bit.