2.0 Functionality Questions for Devs

Craig,

First I should say the default settings for the plugin are essentially the same as they’ve always been; we’ve just been working on exposing more functionality and providing more control via a few additional options. Rewrite Titles controls whether or not All In One SEO Pack rewrites your title tag at all; if you disable this option then Use Original Title basically controls nothing. I realize this might not be clear from the UI because it’s in a different section; on the other hand, this is the sort of setting you shouldn’t need to be changing often.

Use Original Titles controls whether All In One SEO Pack gets the title from WordPress and your theme by using wp_title() (Enabled) or makes its own decision as to what the original title should be (Disabled, the default setting). There’s also another setting under Performance called “Force Rewrites”. This defaults to enabled, which allows All in One SEO Pack to use output buffering to change the title that was output originally; this ensures that the title tag gets set properly. You can change it to Disabled if you have problems with this approach, and have a well-coded theme that sets the title like the following:

<title><?php wp_title(); ?></tltle>

As for the next update, we’re actively working on that and plan to release it soon after we are done with our testing.

Craig,

Ah, I didn’t quite see that was what you were getting at. There are some basic defaults and options in Performance to allow you to adjust the PHP Memory Limit and Execution Time for WordPress; each has an option to use the system default, and the entire Performance module can be turned off in the Feature Manager as well.

Hi Craig,

All in One SEO Pack doesn’t modify server settings. What settings are you specifically referring to?

If you mean PHP Memory Limit and Execution Time for WordPress, those aren’t server settings, but are PHP adjustments used only within the scope of the plugin.

Craig,

These are settings in PHP that WordPress and other plugins have access to; it is possible to configure your server such that some of these settings can’t be overridden by PHP scripts, but to the extent that they can be, All in One SEO Pack tries to ensure that your pages will still load and you won’t run out of memory due to a misconfigured server, and gives you tools to help manage that more easily. See also here and here for more information about this.

I don’t wanna continue “Blog title” after “page title”. I have did all the things which i can but i can’t get rid of this problem.

All in Seo Pack Settings:

Use Original Title: Enabled
Rewrite Titles: Enabled
Page Title Format: %page_title%

Site:

Header.php :

<title><?php
if ( is_home() || is_front_page() ) { bloginfo('name'); }
elseif (is_page('') ) { single_post_title();}
elseif (is_single('') ) { single_post_title();}
else wp_title(''); ?></title>

Page.php :

<h1 id="page"><?php the_title(); ?></h1>

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Please help me out, i am fed up of this problem.

zappyone,

What issue are you having, exactly? You can find the Force Rewrites option under Performance.