gulliver

Thanks. Sorted.

I also want to add a similar front-end ‘delete’ link for individual comments, but don’t know enough to be able to edit functions.php appropriately.

Thanks.
The outline seems simple enough – though I need to read more and experiment with exactly what code to use for the replace.

Thanks.

I should have asked my question more clearly, because i don’t know enough to be able to use your suggestion.

I’m using what’s below to prepend some page/post titles with parent info, and want to replace the id with the slug/name of the parent.

elseif ( is_page('notes') || '2' == $post->post_parent ||   is_singular('post'))
{ $title['title'] = 'Notes: ' . $title['title'];}

Thanks.
I’ll have to investigate ‘your host is heavily caching PHP’, because I still can’t get this to work.

Thanks.
I only edited that core file as a test.
I’ll look at it again later.

One other thing… can I add a conditional statement to that function so that it’s used on some pages but not others – for example, a specific CPT?

Thanks.
But isn’t that page for the about-to-be-deprecated wp_title() rather than the subsequent title-tag?

😉
Hopefully, yeah.
‘I will get by… La dee da da da, La da da da da’.

Waaaaaaay off topic, I should stop this nonsense.

Thanks.

I understand the ‘list children” snippet – and can adapt that to use on various pages.
But I couldn’t adapt it to use on a cpt.

I’m clearly failing to understand something which is probably quite straightforward… using my existing knowledge I can produce a page which lists all members of a cpt, but on a page for one member of that cpt I can’t show a list of children of that member.