dmag55

Thank you. The link you provided led me to document_title_parts filter, which is exactly what I was looking for.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by dmag55.

The article deals with page title of a shop page, my question is about title tag contained within the head tag in page’s html markup.

After adding add_theme_support(‘title-tag’) to my functions.php, the title tag for my shop page becomes as follows:

<title>Products - My Site Title</title>

Whereas it’s supposed to be:

<title>Artworks - My Site Title</title>

Since the shop page in WP Dashboard > Pages is titled “Artworks”.

The title tag is generated by add_theme_support(‘title-tag’) functionality, but for some reason it generates title “Products” instead of shop page’s actual title.

Well, I’ve tried requiring /wp-admin/edit-tags.php in my custom menu page, while providing taxonomy=my_custom_taxonomy parameter in the url. It displayed the taxonomy UI, but with some errors, so to fix it would be too hacky for my plugin.

All I need is to insert tabs’ html markup to the top of taxonomy template (edit-tags.php). I’ve checked edit-tags.php file – there’s no filters to insert custom html. So I was wondering, maybe there is some straightforward way to insert custom html to edit-tags.php that I’m missing?

Depending on what UI elements you really want on the page

I would like standard taxonomy UI of WordPress, so I will be looking to implement it that way. Thank you for the information.

I will explore the option with hierarchical scheme. Thanks for the advice.

I understand that I would have develop tabs myself, but how can I render original taxonomy template in a tab?