cbigler

Shortcodes will still work? I use it with WPBakery, and my partner uses Elementor.

Would love to use this plugin again … hopefully you are able to take it over ??

Yes, and again … what kooba and others are truly hoping for … an update.

I’ve had to abandon your plugin because it appears you also have.

Thank you!

So, is there a way for it to work on Woocommerce product pages???

@delawaregrad Can you share some links for what you’ve chosen to do, so I … others … can possibly do the same as you’ve done?

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by cbigler.

It is clearly abandoned. Prove me wrong.

I will also pay for a Pro version … I need this for about 25 websites.

Looks like Legacy Mode + Dynamic Mode work

Update: After updating jQuery, my row is now full-width … but when you scroll it moves the row to the right.

Can you help with this, please?

It was a quick copy/paste while I ssh’d in, saved and voila … worked. ??

@matt … Quick update …

I replaced my header.php’s <title> code with what you’re using, but take a look at your Woocommerce categories and see if it displays the correct title. It didn’t for me, so I combined ours and it works as it should.

Here’s what I have:
<title><?php if (is_shop()){ echo "Shop Title Here!!! Yahooo";} else{wp_title('');}?></title>
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My particular set up is:
– Abundance theme
– Yoast’s WordPress SEO
– Code sample above for <title>

@matt … On the Abundance theme my header.php has (the typical) title as:
<title><?php is_home() ? bloginfo('description') : wp_title(''); ?></title>

^ That’s working

I like your solution better actually … I’d rather it be hard coded like that, so thank you for sharing the code!

On the twenty twelve theme, that doesn’t produce the correct result as it places a <title> tag at the very beginning of the (Woocommerce) base shop page … before all other HTML.

That’s incorrect; you end up with 2 <title> tags on your page, as well as invalid HTML.

Instead, if you have Yoast’s WordPress SEO plugin installed … do this:

1. Visit https://yourdomain.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=wpseo_titles#top#post_types
2. At bottom of that page in the “Custom Post Type Archives” section, enter your desired title in the “Title” field.

• Example: Vanilla Ice Cream

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DONE

Got it … thank you for that; it’s what I need it to be now. Thanks again! Chris