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Hi Friends , I hope everything is fine there, thanks for your precious time and support.
Thanks for such a non-problematic wonderful theme. :)
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Let’s assume that I entered the
“Computer Hardware and Software”
as my website’s TITLE in Dashboard > General > Settings…When I finish an article (I mean, finish the process of reviewing/introducing a portfolio item) , it basically goes like this: When I add a new portfolio item named “Asus MainBoard“, the NAME of the Portfolio item goes like this on the browser tab AS A TITLE, while still preserving the one I entered for the whole website.:
“Computer Hardware and Software | Asus Mainboard“
MY QUESTION IS, Is it possible to reverse this order for all the each one of the Pages, BlogPosts and Portfolio Items.
Instead of the one below,
“Computer Hardware and Software | Asus Mainboard“They should read
“Asus Mainboard | Computer Hardware and Software“
“Portfolio / Page or BlogPost’s Name | WebSite’s Main Title
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And one more question: By default, what Google sees as the meta description of each post? First few words of each post / portfolio item / page?
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Please let me know friends, and please forgive me for being a headache :)))))
Thanks very much for your support.
Kind Regards,
BedrosHi Bedros!
You can easily alter the title structure with a plugin like this:
http://wordpress.org/plugins/fv-all-in-one-seo-pack/Cheers!
JosueHi Josue, and thanks a lot for your understanding and patience.
You mean, it’s not something we can achieve without a plugin?
Thanks very much.
Kind Regards, Josue. :)Hi Friends, it seems in a previous post, there is a solution to reverse the order of the “Main SEO Title” and “Post/Product SEO Title”. Is it still valid, because I can’t find the related code in Header.PHP.
And sorry for asking again: By default (without a plugin), what Google sees as the meta description of each post / or portfolio item? A section from the top of each posts’ content? I mean, First few words of each post / portfolio item / page?
Please let me know.
Thanks very much friends, for all your efforts. I really appreciate it.
Wish you the very best,
BedrosHey!
Look in includes/helper-main-menu.php, it’s valid but i’d still recommend using a plugin because it will survive theme updates.
Regarding the other topic which is quite theme agnostic, refer to this article:
http://moz.com/learn/seo/meta-descriptionCheers,
JosueHi Josue,
Sorry but you mean, /public_html/wp-includes/theme-compat/header.php? (even this file don’t have the code that I mentioned in my previous comment)enfold / includes doesn’t have a header.php file
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enfold/header.php also doesn’t have that code.
Please let me know, Thanks for all :)
You are right, the workaround provided can’t be applied in the latest version of Enfold, now you’d need to edit:
/framework/php/function-set-avia-frontend.php, line 396-411:if(!function_exists('avia_set_title_tag')) { /** * generates the html page title * @return string the html page title */ function avia_set_title_tag() { $title = get_bloginfo('name').' | '; $title .= (is_front_page()) ? get_bloginfo('description') : wp_title('', false); $title = apply_filters('avf_title_tag', $title, wp_title('', false)); return $title; } }What structure would you like to have?
Best regards,
JosueThanks Josue,
Simply to reverse the blog’s main title with potfolioItem’s Title (or post’s or page’s)blogMain Title | portfolio Item Title (or post’s title , or page’s title)
to
portfolio Item Title (or post’s title , or page’s title) | blogMain Title
In the file mentioned, change:
if(!function_exists('avia_set_title_tag')) { /** * generates the html page title * @return string the html page title */ function avia_set_title_tag() { $title = get_bloginfo('name').' | '; $title .= (is_front_page()) ? get_bloginfo('description') : wp_title('', false); $title = apply_filters('avf_title_tag', $title, wp_title('', false)); return $title; } }To:
if(!function_exists('avia_set_title_tag')) { /** * generates the html page title * @return string the html page title */ function avia_set_title_tag() { $title = (is_front_page()) ? get_bloginfo('description') : wp_title('', false); $title .= get_bloginfo('name').' | '; $title = apply_filters('avf_title_tag', $title, wp_title('', false)); return $title; } }Best regards,
JosueHey!
That should not be happening, i tested on my install and it worked fine, make sure it’s exactly like this:
if(!function_exists('avia_set_title_tag')) { /** * generates the html page title * @return string the html page title */ function avia_set_title_tag() { $title = (is_front_page()) ? get_bloginfo('description') : wp_title('', false); $title .= ' | '.get_bloginfo('name'); $title = apply_filters('avf_title_tag', $title, wp_title('', false)); return $title; } }I tweaked the position of the pipe separator.
Do you have access to your PHP log?
Cheers!
JosueHi!
Please insert this code into your child theme functions.php or enfold/functions.php file:
add_filter('avf_title_tag', 'avia_change_title_tag', 10, 2); function avia_change_title_tag($title, $wptitle) { if(!is_front_page() && !is_home()) $title = get_bloginfo('name').' | '.$wptitle; return $title; }Best regards,
PeterSee it now:
http://www.wpthemescafe.com/wordpress-themes-plugins/just-landed-marketing-wordpress-theme/Added Peter’s solution to your child functions.php.
Best regards,
Josue
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