A note, I generated SEO titles in the articles on those 3 posts. I have since deleted them on Facebook in order to relink them. Facebook still doesn’t show any title, so I’m still wondering if even after generating the SEO title if maybe it isn’t being recognized.
You will still be able to go to our Facebook link and see the very first article still has no title where the -addicted-gamers.com is instead of a full title and url.
Titles don’t seem to be working for me either. Posts now don’t have the site’s name.
What are your templates under SEO -> Titles?
So this is where I’m not the most proficient as I’m not even entirely sure how the templates work. Before the update, I didn’t have any templates defined.
Now, I also don’t, but I don’t entirely know how they work either. If I create a template, should it be generic that it will be the same for every post or will the plugin create a unique title based on the template for each post?
Either way, like I said, before the update, it seemed fine, essentially taking care of it all automatically for me. Now, it doesn’t seem to be. This is the part where I should be dedicating more time to learning and knowing this stuff anyway.
Try setting a template like this:
%%title%% - %%sitename%%
And see if the output is any better…
My Title template was already set to %%title%% - %%sitename%%.
That seemed to do the trick. Thanks.
@rickrottman: and it doesn’t work?
@ag_mike: ok cool.
No, individual posts only have the post’s title, not the site name.
Rick: and your sitename is not empty?
No, the site name appears everywhere else, just not on individual posts.
Mind sending me a login so I can have a look around? My email is joost @ my domain
Hey All,
Well I thought id ask a Question here since its on a similar subject.
I have SEO by Yoast installed on my word press site. But I wanted to know how and if there’s a way to make all the SEO wording be entered automatically from posts into the sections ?
Thanks
Ryan
Ikkichi, please next time open a new thread and don’t hijack another one. The answer is no.
