coreyalderin

After doing more research, it looks like I may have been wrong above about WordPress updating the Meta Titles when using pagination. It looks like its the “WordPress SEO” plugin thats doing it.

In case anyone is ever interested, here is how I accomplished #2 above, in my pdb-list template file. The below code is placed right before the 3rd <td>. In my code below, it adds the additional code between entry 7 and 8 on all pages, when showing 15 rows per page. You could change the #s to fit your need.

//code I added
<?php $listnumber=8; ?>

//code already in template
<tbody>
<?php while ( $this->have_records() ) : $this->the_record(); // each record is one row ?>

//code I added
<?php $listnumber= $listnumber + 1; ?>
<?php
if ($listnumber == 16){ ?>
<td> YOUR CODE HERE <td/>
<?php $listnumber=0;
} ?>

xnau – I think #1 is probably beyond what I can accomplish. Do you accept payment for additional work on this plugin? If so, how should I contact you for this?

Here is exactly what I am hoping to do. Lets say I have a 5 page list on “xyz.com/list”

I would like the meta title to update on page 2 as “META TITLE | Page 2 of 5 | SITE TITLE” and then the URL to update with xyz.com/list/2

Thanks for all your help.

Thanks for the quick response

1.) What file would I need to edit to change the pagination? Would it be possible to replace the code that currently breaks the lists into multiple pages, with “<!–nextpage–>”. WordPress automatically edits the meta titles when that is used. I think this would also make the URLs look a little nicer when you click thru the multiple pages of a list.

2.) Thanks. I am new to coding but I should have been able to think of that.

Has anyone seen a plugin like this?

Thanks

Oh and in case you need it, the blog is here: https://www.toolsforchrist.com/blog

Thanks