Shaun Robinson

I’m not sure what it is, I tried disabling all plugins except those 2, and changing the theme to Twenty Twelve, and it still said “Untitled” yet when I try it on a fresh install it works.

WordPress 4.7.1 and SEO Framework 2.7.3

Is there another way I can override the title myself?

Hi,

OK thanks for that, yes if you removed it on purpose then there are several places which mention links to the CV that should be removed – in the email, and on the actual application edit screen (it says Attachments to this Application are listed below).

Thanks
Shaun

Thanks, I had to adjust the code to use $current_screen as an object instead of an array but after that it worked perfectly.

Updated code, for reference:

add_action( 'current_screen', 'my_remove_tsf_metabox', 9 );
function my_remove_tsf_metabox() {
	if ( function_exists( 'the_seo_framework' ) ) {
		global $current_screen;

		//* Dump the name you need to fill in 'taxonomy_slug' further down below. Remove the following line after you've found its name.
		var_dump( $current_screen->taxonomy );

		//* Replace 'taxonomy_slug' with the one found from the dump.
		if ( isset( $current_screen->taxonomy ) && 'taxonomy_slug' === $current_screen->taxonomy )
			remove_action( 'current_screen', array( the_seo_framework(), 'add_taxonomy_seo_box_init' ), 10 );
	}
}

Hi,

I’m using CustomPress which sets “public” to “advanced”, letting you pick and choose the settings but it doesn’t make the required change you’re talking about.

https://premium.wpmudev.org/project/custompress/

So if you can write a custom snippet that would be perfect, thanks!

Hi,

I’d like the remove the entire “SEO” box, because it’s not necessary on this taxonomy (it’s hidden on the frontend).

Regards
Shaun