• Resolved medbarteq

    (@medbarteq)


    Hello Alexander!

    I’m having a lot of fun playing with your theme. My site has never been that awesome as it is right now – so many, many thanks!

    But since i switched to your theme my wordpress SEO by Yoast plugin went nuts! It doubles my site title for example (which is really annoying since it’s so important to keep these tags tidy>

    I was trying to review what the problem might be, but none of the plugin support discussions were conclusive or helpful.
    But i must say that when I switch to twelve eleven or my previous theme – SEO plugin works just fine.

    Have you got any idea if the problem is theme-related?

    Thanks in advance!

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  • I believe it relates to the custom alx_wp_title function in functions.php.

    In your child theme, put this in your functions.php:

    function alx_wp_title() { }

    To overwrite and just empty the functionality completely.

    Or, modify the default function, where you see:

    if ( is_feed() || class_exists('All_in_One_SEO_Pack') )

    Edit that to:

    if ( is_feed() || class_exists('All_in_One_SEO_Pack') || class_exists('wpSEO') )

    I’ll add this to the next update.

    Thread Starter medbarteq

    (@medbarteq)

    It solved my issues ?? Thank you!

    how to add it in wordpress?????friend

    @bazaardelight: If you require assistance then, as per the Forum Welcome, please post your own topic.

    i solved the titles conflict saying to SEO to force the rewriting of titles.

    Thread Starter medbarteq

    (@medbarteq)

    I just updated to 2.0.5 and I needed to manually empty the functionality again to get rid of the problem. Are you sure that adding class_exists(‘wpSEO’) is a way to solve it? Cos in my case it didn’t.

    Cheers!

    Hm, interesting. I thought class_exists(‘wpSEO’) was the class to use, unless the plugin has changed. Will look.

    Can you test if this works for you:

    if ( is_feed() || class_exists('All_in_One_SEO_Pack') || class_exists('HeadSpace_Plugin') || class_exists('Platinum_SEO_Pack') || class_exists('wpSEO') || defined('WPSEO_VERSION') )

    I’ve added this to the latest version, so re-download if you want. No change in version number.

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