• I often am writing a few articles side by side in different tabs. If I have 4 tabs open I can’t see which one is which because they are all titled “Edit Post” in the window. Okay, clicking on each of them to see which articles are open in each tab is not too much of a hassle. Then I see that I’m at the bottom of each editor page because that’s where most new writing occurs. So then I have to scroll up inside each tab’s editor all the way to the top of some long articles just to see exactly which article is on the page.

    It would be great if the title was visible in the top editor bar even after scrolling down (instead of being an empty white space).

    Is there any way to see the article title being edited after scrolling down in the editor? Perhaps some sort of view settings?

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  • Moderator bcworkz

    (@bcworkz)

    No view settings for something like that, but what you see can be altered with a bit of code. The window tab content can be altered with the ‘admin_title’ filter. The post title can be determined from the global $post object. Only change titles when the passed title starts with “Edit Post” or else you’ll set tabs that shouldn’t be altered.

    You can alter the CSS of the title field so its position is fixed and it always occurs at a specific screen location. See Creating Admin Themes.

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