Hi
Are you appending the the subtitle to the title including the HTML via a filter?
It appears if you look at the HTML of the page that the “WordPress Facebook Open Graph protocol plugin” is outputting an “go:title” tag where the value is escaped HTML:
Greetings From the Editors! <br><i> By Cassie Langstraat and Hannah Apricot Eckberg</i>
Looking at that plugin if appears the title is run through a filter before it is output in the Opengraph Facebook tag so you could use the wpfbogp_title filter to wp_strip_all_tags() or output the title without the the subtitle (beware of causing infinite filter loops if you try to do that).
https://github.com/chuckreynolds/WPFBOGP/blob/master/wp-facebook-ogp.php#L137
Does that help?
Ben
I am quite confused by your question and answer. But I will try my best to answer and understand.
You asked: Are you appending the the subtitle to the title including the HTML via a filter?
I don’t know anything about filters. In fact, this is the first time I have heard of them. But, I just deleted the facebook open graph plugin and that eliminated the problem with the subtitle.
I am still have major problems with my featured image/getting images onto facebook.. But that’s a different story.
I wasn’t sure how you were getting the subtitle to show in your templates so see how that could be affecting the Facebook title.
Have you implemented the subtitles yourself?
Oh Jesus. I just realized I have been using the secondary title plugin, not this WP subtitle one.
Sorry for wasting your time!
