Rewrite titles in post and pages not work

v 1.1.3 work fine in WP 3.8.1 es_ES with Twentyfourteen theme.

Now, in production site not working…

Have you tried the 1.1.3? Does it work with ES language?
Anyway is difficoult to make it work with every existing plugin, Multipage is manipulating titles, but if, then, there is another plugin that manipulates it as well, it will never work ??

About lenght, the limit is 70 chars, it’s not reasonable to hide the main title as well place the subtitle before in my opinion. Also customize the title is not a good idea in my opinion, there are SEO plugins that make this. I’m pretty sure a SEO can create a good 70 characters Title + Subtitle.

The good news: the upcoming 1.1.4 will work in conjunction with WordPress SEO, so you can also place the subpage title before the main title. The variable is the WP SEO by Yoast standard %%page%% ??

Your problems with Multipage Plugin should now be solved, please keep me updated if everything works ??

Yes, I tested with 1.1.3 and ES language and it works fine. The problem is WPSEO that bothers.

The difference is that WP uses the format ‘Page %s’ and the template’%%page%% of WPSEO uses the format ‘Page %d of %d’. And I think I do not work for any of this.

It would be best that Multipage Plugin extract a variable SUBTITLEPAGE which can then be captured by WPSEO and optimize position for SEO.

New reply, with solution, before.

OK, 1.1.4 version + WPSEO works fine! Thanks!
Must be left unchecked the “Force rewrite titles’ option to use the tag from header.php.
Then you need to use %%page%% %%title%% as title template.
Happy!!!

But….. I am not convinced as it is for SEO, generates a very long title tag. How could I make a conditional in the header to display a paginated post only SUBPAGETITLE? Is it possible or already has all the tag as a block from WPSEO?

Look tag <meta property="og:title" content="- Page 2 POSTTITLE......" /> generated by WPSEO. Can it be changed?

Good ??

I have to add a new filter, since that the first page doesn’t have a subtitle, if you use %%page%% | %%sitename%% the intro page will not show any title… but I’m still convinced that the best is to make title & subtitle as short as possible, or even to accept if they are longer than 70 chars, just put all keywords into them.

Sure, it’s that we are using the same portion of text as sub title, title of section heading (h2), the list item content …

Could we do that how?

[nextpage title = "Pretty Title for post content display in" alternate = "Short Title for SEO purposes" menu = "Title for content list"]

‘Alternate’ & ‘Menu’ may be optional, but would be used were defined ‘Title’, as usual.

Another bug: The titles are rewritten only in POST, but not in the PAGES (and I think also in the Custom Posts Types).

Neither appears ‘Page #’. It is as though WP does not recognize the Mutipaged.

It is what remains to be perfect for me … ??

Good ??

Unfortunately, actually I cannot add these two options, maybe later we will talk about it.

About pages, it works, looks like a WordPress SEO bug: even if you declare a %%page%% in the page title template it doesn’t show it.

The default template title for pages is “%%title%% %%page%% %%sep%% %%sitename%%” so it should display “Page # of #”, but it doesn’t.

Disable WordPress SEO and you will see that also pages are showing subtitles in the title tag.

I will report this to Joost ??

Here it is:
https://github.com/Yoast/wordpress-seo/issues/801

Confirmed by WordPress SEO Team, they are fixing it ??

Thanks!

How I can change the title “Intro” on the first page?

Hi!

Could you open another thread please?

This is about Rewrite titles in post and it’s marked as “Resolved”.

Thanks!