Title count bug and one important feature required!

Does this only work on pages, or also on posts? Because at me it doesn′t work. Absolutly don′t know why.

Ok, its maybe a misunderstanding … at the admin it also works for me, but not at the frontend. Have you tried to type anything in it at the admin and have you pressed save? After that I see the title again ;(. And on frontend all time ;(.

Don’t worry about the admin, the filter will not modify your admin at all.

The filter will not show the website title after the spot, only the post title on front end, if you don’t want the website title added to your posts, that’s all you need for now until (IF) the author decides that he wants to add a setting in the plugin.

Puh, I found the issue. It was a header problem. This one works for me:

<?php
  if ( ! function_exists( '_wp_render_title_tag' ) ) {
  function theme_slug_render_title() {
?>
  <title><?php wp_title( '|', true, 'right' ); ?></title>
<?php
  }
  add_action( 'wp_head', 'theme_slug_render_title' );
  }
?>

@r3b3lspy I’ve deleted your offer to login to your user’s site. I’m am 100% sure you mean well but please never ask for credentials on these forums.

Now for the why: The internet is a wonderful place full of very nice people and a few very bad ones. I’m sure everyone here is very nice however, by giving some ones keys to your house you are trusting they wont steal anything. Likewise the person who takes the keys is now responsible for the house FOREVER.

If something was to go wrong, then you the may well legally become liable for damages, which they would not normally have been as their software is provided without warranty.

Repeatedly asking for credentials can get you into real trouble in these forums.

Delete that whole function from your header.php or functions.php and add this to your functions.php

All problems should be solved.

<?php add_theme_support( ‘title-tag’ );?>

This function <?php wp_title();?> is being deprecated, it is still active but it is conflicting with The SEO Framework plugin.

https://make.www.ads-software.com/core/2015/10/20/document-title-in-4-4/

@jan Dembowski ok I’m out of here then, no more free support from the r3b3lspy.

@r3b3lspy: thx for the tip, works perfect!

@justmeee Great, thanks.

@Sybre Waaijer: a short status summary for you:

Now the filters works and the titles looks like the way I need them. The only think, that would be nice if it will be fixed in the next update, is the graphic count issue at the overview pages … then we can close this topic here *yeeeha!* ??

JustMeee: then we can close this topic here *yeeeha!* ??

Now this is what brings a smile on my face ?? Thanks!

Working hard on bugfixes for the next update! Should be ready somewhere next week.

JustMeee: I also want to say thanks! Its really awesome how much time you spend in supporting the community! I’m really curious about what brings the next update for features and if there is a new “disable page title” option available? ??

Not a problem!
I’ve just initiated a few functions for the next update that should make this option easier to install and more consistent throughout the plugin. How far I will go in that sense is still to be considered as 2.5.2 is already very big.
Expect extended global Title functions in later updates, but not the next one just yet.

JustMeee:Is there current a way to disable the page title on all pages, but not at the index.php. I ask, because the index.php has no ID, right?

index.php is a file ?? WordPress uses rewrite functions to create directories, allowing ID’s and many more advanced stuff. The home page does have an ID, it’s just quite hidden. If the homepage is a blog, the ID is false :).

JustMeee: Puh, I found the issue. It was a header problem. This one works for me:

Fantastic work! ??
I forgot about that! I overlooked that reason! ??

r3b3lspy: The filter will not show the website title after the spot, only the post title on front end

Correct! This is because the home page does have the option :).
The logical barriers I sometimes traverse through are astounding myself even! ??

r3b3lspy: This function <?php wp_title();?> is being deprecated, it is still active but it is conflicting with The SEO Framework plugin.

That’s also correct! And as it’s being deprecated I feel no need to add buffer rewriting. I sometimes feel like I’m forcing people to adhere to the new standards :3, maybe for the better :D.

Using title-tag theme support will more than halve the title generation time as well.

r3b3lspy: ok I’m out of here then, no more free support from the r3b3lspy.

It’s a legal matter, although it makes giving support more difficult. If something does go wrong, it doesn’t matter if you’ve caused it, and the website goes down and the owner of the website feels like they’ve lost thousands of purchased because of this, you can be held legally responsible and you can get sued for a lot of money. Whether you win or lose, it’s really not worth the risk.

@jdembowski Thanks for keeping a close eye on the community forums, it’s really appreciated! ??

I’m aware of it, I’ve been developing themes for 9 years, it is always my willingness to help others that gets me in trouble.

I was trying to help with basic things but now its all up to you buddy :o)

You should hold onto that! It’s a great quality and all help is appreciated ??

I’d wish everyone would be kind and forgiving, then these rules on the forums wouldn’t be there. Alas, you’ll never know who’s at the other side, until something goes very wrong. Even if the person is very kind at heart, the one who is being worked for could be the one that will pursue legal actions.

Keeping that in mind, I overstepped too at times. Learning from mistakes of others is something we can all use sometimes :).

Yeah I know believe me, I used to help more but I try to keep my mouth shut lately, it brings more issues than needed.

Keep up the good work, it looks like the plugin is skyrocketing in popularity, I’ve installed already in more than 50 clients and 28 personal sites.

Hi JustMeee,

The main topic issue has since been taken care of and the new feature has been put in place within 2.5.2. For this reason I’m marking this topic as resolved.

The next version will feature a per-page setting for the title removal (or addition, depending on the main setting), for now it’s an all-or-nothing approach.

Let me know if it all works out!