Is this possible?
]]>This is common. The document.title is set, as most of time, the “site title”, so if you edit several definitions of forms at same time you never know which is behind one tab of your browser if you do not open it.
document.title is something useful.
For me after several errors and time lost I have patched the plugin as this (as for others) :
in “script_rm_admin.js” at the end of document.ready I have added this code (this is not the more simple but the easiest) :
// todo ###b81116 - Done : Change document.title for edit
rm_grid_title = jQuery('.rm-grid-title');
if (rm_grid_title.length) {
subtitle = rm_grid_title[0].innerText;
}
else subtitle = "";
document.title = 'MagicForm - edit : ' + subtitle + document.title;
});
Best regards
Trebly
]]>Would it be possible to change the tags inside the invoice? I would like them to be “Receipt” insted of invoice, and in spanish, if possible, I would like it to be “Recibo” instead of “Factura”. Is that possible?
Thank you!
]]>I need to change in some way the title that appears on the invoice when it is automatically generated.
I mean, I would like to modify the word ‘invoice’ for ‘order’ since this is not an official invoice.
Is there any way to change this? Whether by code or premium functions of the plugin.
Thank u.
]]>An Indication of which products are GST taxed and which are not is also required (normally done with a * next to the line item) and then an indication on the invoice of how much GST has been paid.
]]>add_theme_support( 'title-tag' );
used in functions.php no longer renders the site title and tagline (Site Title | Tagline) for the the home page document title like it used to, but instead displays ‘Home – Site Title’ as the document title for the home page. This is definitely not ideal in terms of SEO. Is there a way to fix this?
]]>I have read the Codex and also the official announcement and none of it makes any sense to me.
Some of my posts use italics in the title, which looks just fine displayed on the page, but if shared with Facebook for instance, it tends to show the html tags, which looks ugly! If this new title-tag can prevent that, I want to know how to use it!
Otherwise, please tell me what it is meant for.
Thanks!
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