parakeetHi,
I'm creating a "theme" (actually, that's too grand a term for it) based on my Google Profile page. I'm parsing in my profile page, elements of which I will replace with actual WordPress content.
But it's sensible to base things on the WordPress theme file structure. I've got an index.php file that, as standard, calls in a header.php...
Header.php calls my Google Profile in to $googleprofile. I perform a number of operations on $googleprofile before spitting back out only the portion of the page that should go in to header.php (ie. from <html> down to some <div>)...
THE PROBLEM: I want to rewrite the title tag in $googleprofile from the original page title to what's appropriate for the current WordPress page... (in the out-of-the-box header.php, that's <title><?php wp_title('«', true, 'right'); ?> <?php bloginfo('name'); ?></title>)...
eg. (partially) $googleprofile->find('title', 0)->innertext = bloginfo('name');But...
- bloginfo('name)' doesn't produce anything inside that statement (I have to use
get_bloginfo('name')) - and
wp_title('«', true, 'right');doesn't work either
Something here's telling me that I'm outside some loop. Please help me figure this out.
