I have a child theme with the following in the class-content-post-meta.php file:
// Translators: 1 is category, 2 is tag, 3 is the date and 4 is the author's name.
if ( $tag_list ) {
$utility_text = __( '<span class="by-author"> By %4$s</span> on %3$s<br />Categories: %1$s ?| Tags: %2$s' , 'customizr' );
} elseif ( $categories_list ) {
$utility_text = __( '<span class="by-author"> By %4$s</span> on %3$s<br />Categories: %1$s' , 'customizr' );
} else {
$utility_text = __( '<span class="by-author"> By %4$s</span> on %3$s' , 'customizr' );
}
$utility_text = apply_filters( 'tc_meta_utility_text', $utility_text );
However, as you can see, the meta use the default version. I’m not sure if this happened after the upgrade to 3.2.7 or 3.2.8 since those versions were pretty much back-to-back. It was working properly with 3.2.6.
]]>I’m sure I missed the clear and obvious answer somewhere.
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]]>I did some testing and this appears to be a bug, maybe I’m wrong though.
In the theme’s footer.php I called “echo get_the_title()” expecting the result to be “shop” when I open my shop page but it was not. The result was “Hello World” – which is the default first post on a base install of wordpress. Also, the meta was from that post as well, not the shop pages meta???
Since I didn’t have any products yet, I went ahead created one really quick and named it “A1 Steak Sauce” and then went back to the shop page and refreshed…yep, you guessed it, I now had a tasty meat sauce title in the footer of my page.
I then added a few more products to see what would happen and the result is always the title of the first alphabetically titled product.
Shouldn’t I be getting the “shop” page title and meta? What other things are missing I wondered…so I added and activated another theme that I know adds some custom functions to the pages and sure enough the result was layouts, templates, custom fields, slugs, etc. are all the result of whatever post or product-post is first in line alphabetically.
So, basically, it appears that the shop page is not being treated like a page but rather a post archive. Is this the best way to get the products listed and paginated in this cart? It seems like maybe some more thought should go into refining how this works but I do realize this is a free cart and we can also override all of this via a custom theme. So I’m simply looking for others input on this, am I missing something or should this be fixed?
Just my two cents I suppose.
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/woocommerce/
]]>I’d like to be able to output different Title and Descriptions for Categories X, Y and Z dependent on the custom post types A and B. The category pages already have different URLs depending on the custom post type.
eg. /A/category/X and /B/category/X
I can’t see a standard way to do this via the plugin. Instead, I’ve considered adding a custom filter on wp_title to check which custom post type this category page is for and manipulating the output accordingly.
Is there a better way of approaching this? What priority does Yoast’s WordPress SEO plugin use when filtering on wp_title?
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wordpress-seo/
]]>In the mean time, does anyone have any suggestions of how to move Page Meta plugin data (meta description and keyword field) to WordPress SEO plugin by Yoast?
Thanks!
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wordpress-seo/
]]>In the mean time, does anyone have any suggestions of how to move Page Meta plugin data (meta description and keyword field) to another SEO plugin, such as WordPress SEO plugin by Yoast?
Thanks!
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/seo-data-transporter/
]]>Any suggestions on how this could work?
Thanks!
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/pagemeta/
]]>Does anyone know how to overide this so the meta title I am adding with the plugin gets displayed in the page source code?
Alternatively is there a better plugin that will do this?
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