• Resolved yewsef

    (@yewsef)


    Hello Guys,

    How do I add a Title to each post when a visitor views that specific post? (and make google have it on search entries, better than one static title for all my website)?

    Thanks!

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  • Thread Starter yewsef

    (@yewsef)

    Is this something I can make with the default wordpress functions or do I need to install a plug-in? if so, can someone help me with a good plug to solve my above problem?

    This may be controlled in your theme. What is your site URL?

    Thread Starter yewsef

    (@yewsef)

    Hello vtxyzzy,

    My website is https://www.mmotomb.com

    Thanks!

    Thread Starter yewsef

    (@yewsef)

    Should I edit the HTML TAB in the post section and add <title> name here </title>?

    Thread Starter yewsef

    (@yewsef)

    anyone? ??

    as far as i can see, the title of the post already appears in the browser title when yo view a single post.

    if you want the name of your blog, followed by the post title, than try to change the title tag in the header.php (hopefully you can find it in there in normal code, and not hidden behind a function) to something like this:

    <title><?php bloginfo('name'); ?> <?php wp_title(); ?> </title>

    to help with the search engines, consider using a SEO plugin ??

    Hi yewsef,

    if you really would like to control title and meta tags you could have a look at the All in one SEO plugin. Let’s you control it for each page/post. Really recommended.

    Cheers

    Thread Starter yewsef

    (@yewsef)

    Thank you alchymyth and pfizzi that solved my problem ??

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