woocommerce shop title

This is what I have used which works for me…

// Change page title for Shop Archive page
add_filter( 'wp_title', 'title_for_shop' );
function title_for_shop( $title )
{
  if ( is_shop() ) {
    return __( 'WHATEVER YOU WANT THE PAGE TITLE TO BE HERE' );
  }
  return $title;
}

Hope that might help (hopefully not confuse the situation!)

well the first code has more to it, with the meta description.

I am more confused now.

I’d love to hear this from Peter, as he is the one suggesting the use of the first code.

Peter / WPSmort are you guys around?

thanks

Hi there,

Yes, sorry for the extra confusion!

There are two parts in your snippet, one for the title and one for the description. But, if you study both your posted snippet and mine, you can see which bits are important and which can be replaced.

Sorry once again for muddying the water!

sorry but I still do not fully understand.

would you mind giving me the snippet for title and description and where I should add my stuff just write xxxtitlexxx and xxxdescriptionxxx.

this way I won’t get confused.

Thanks

add_filter( 'aioseop_title', 'melanie_woocommerce_title'  );
function melanie_woocommerce_title( $title ) {
	if ( is_post_type_archive( 'product' ) ) {
		return "xxxtitlexxx";
	}
	return $title;
}

add_filter( 'aioseop_description', 'melanie_woocommerce_description'  );
function melanie_woocommerce_description( $description ) {
	if ( is_post_type_archive( 'product' ) ) {
		return "xxxdescriptionxxx";
	}
	return $description;
}

solosails,

thank you very much.

I just have one last question.

why are there areas called “melanie_woocommerce_title” and such?

Originally Peter sent this snippet to a lady called melanie, but I have no idea if that would work with my woocommerce.

Thanks

You Can Change them, to what you want…

add_filter( 'aioseop_title', 'my_title_filter'  );
function my_title_filter( $title ) {
	if ( is_post_type_archive( 'product' ) ) {
		return "xxxtitlexxx";
	}
	return $title;
}

add_filter( 'aioseop_description', 'my_description_filter'  );
function my_description_filter( $description ) {
	if ( is_post_type_archive( 'product' ) ) {
		return "xxxdescriptionxxx";
	}
	return $description;
}

Thanks Andrew,

Just a note, I’m currently working on a workaround for this issue, so I expect that this should be fixed in the next release as well, to allow the page title to be used as you might normally expect.

Great!

Thanks Andrew, for sticking with me and helping me out.

Thanks Peter,

Will I need to remove this from my functions.php once you add it to the AIOSEO?

Thanks

Hi sizay,

You won’t need to, but you should be able to by then.

Ok, so I tried this inside my child theme’s function.php file, at the bottom.

Cleared my cdn cache, the browser cache and w3 cache but still showing the product | Store as the title

thanks

Hi sizay,

Keep using the code in your functions.php until the next version of All in One SEO Pack is released.

The code is in the functions.php but the titles are not changed to what I wanted them

Hi sizay,

Did it work before? Really, the code you posted in your first post on this thread looked fine to me.