problems with <title></title> Help please

Can anyone help please?

Many thanks
Karl

Yikes! :)

I can help fix the errors you’re obviously hitting, but I can’t guarantee the code logic will work as you expect (since I don’t know what your expectation is).

https://pastebin.com/549711

Note on your code: You should always end a PHP statement with a semi-colon:

if ( is_home() ) {
bloginfo('name');

etc…

Yikes indeed ??

Kafkaesqui, that worked a treat.

The trouble for me is that I am not good at explaining in writing what I require ??

I have another problem with that title code. I have a few static pages that pull in wp sidebar items by using this:

<?php

/* Use WP Templating System */
require(‘../news/wp-blog-header.php’);
?>

<?php get_header(); ?>

pages like: https://www.elyonline.co.uk/contact/ but as you can see it uses the page title of ‘Ely Online Archives’

Could similar code to what I already have be used to say ‘Ely Online Contact Information’ and ‘Ely Online City Guide’. I ask as I am getting somewhat confused ??

Any further assistance greatly appreciated.

Karl

Is your contact page a WordPress Page, or a separate PHP document residing in an actual directory?

For the former, look at the information on the is_page() conditional:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Conditional_Tags#A_PAGE_Page

For the latter, you can perform a bit of pattern matching to test on ‘contact’ in your url. Something like this should do:

<?php if(preg_match("%contact%", $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'])) { ?> Ely Online Contact Information <?php } ?>

Kaf, I put that in a title tag and it worked just fine but because I use a global header – <?php get_header(); ?> I get 2 <title></title> thats why I was using the long if else but was unable to get it to work for pages in their own directory, i.e. /contact/ or CityGuide/

Any other suggestions?

I appreciate the assistance.

Karl