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Should be in the file;
/wp-content/themes/(your selected theme)/headers.phpThe one I used before this was sitemap.xml, but it’s nowhere near as full featured. Are you using wordpress 3.3.1? Sorry that it isn’t working for you.
Sounds like a bug. Not sure if they are moderating these posts anymore. Sorry!
Last resort; you can try a different theme, that’s all I can think of :/
Did you try this code?
<title>
<?php
if(is_home() || is_front_page()) {
echo bloginfo("name") . ' | ' . bloginfo("description");
} else {
echo wp_title('', true, 'right'); } ?>
</title>Let me know! They really do need to redo this plugin alot 😡
Double check your theme data under;
wp-content/(theme)/header.php
Might have two calls in there. 😛
I was having issues with the title for my wordpress pages being duplicated, so I modified my <title> tag in my headers.php file;
<title>
<?php
if(is_home() || is_front_page()) {
echo bloginfo("name") . ' | ' . bloginfo("description");
} else {
echo wp_title('', true, 'right'); } ?>
</title>In the following file;
/wp-content/themes/(your selected theme)/headers.phpTry this yet? 🙂
I read what you said. And you have a few options;
1. Deactivate /SEO by Yoast/. No more title code altered. There is no way to prevent it from changing your titles in the settings.
2. Using the code I gave you. (Which your saying is not the same style you want.)
3. Writing your own code.
4. Trying to use the SEO panel below your pages/posts where you can edit manually every title on your page. After using #2.
5. Use the force template options and the formatting shown in the SEO settings to change the layout. After using #2.
6. Trying to get the developer for /SEO by Yoast/ write a more graceful implementation of title modification features.I totally get what your saying. And I think #6, will get you to;
-Option to disable site title alterations. (not coded)
-Option to change the way titles are driven. (partially coded by #5)I am a coder, but at this time I’m refraining from writing any plugins. So yeah, sorry if it’s not giving you the titles exactly the way you want.
Did you already try to deactivate SEO, and then refresh the pages by clearing your cache, and forcing your cache plugin (if any) to see if it works afterward?
Yeah. Well, once you turn it on, you have to re-visit page/posts on your website, and there will be a new tab, called “social” where you can alter the Open Graph meta data.
There’s a setting to turn off globally under the SEO settings, but I don’t know if that would interfere with your other plugin.
Did you check the advanced tab in the SEO toolbar near the bottom of your posts/pages?
Saw this a few hours ago, funny. Anyway, all it does is make a face-book friendly title, description, etc. for likes on pages for your website. (You wouldn’t want a 80 character title on a Facebook like, you’d want something alot more short.)
I havent implemented yet, seems cool though!
Did you manually submit the pages that aren’t working with webmaster tools? Remember that google can take it’s time to index your site properly. (Up to 6 – 8 weeks)
Make sure your using the correct sitemap files and such.
When I use google cache:
http://www.tekkersit.com/services/security/
Meta Title:
<title>Tekkers IT Solutions – Expert IT Solutions</title>
<meta name=”description” content=”A Community Based WordPress Theme” />
[…]snapshot of the page as it appeared on Feb 28, 2012 10:46:56 GMTWhen I use your website:
http://www.tekkersit.com/services/security/
Meta Title:
<title>Tekkers IT Solutions | Security | Anti-Virus and Anti-Spyware</title>
<meta name=”description” content=”Cloud-based security services for your business including Anti-Virus and Anti-Spyware”/>A link would help.
You should give one of the sites so we can look at it?
Latest version of WordPress? SEO by Yoast plugin version?