justinwhall

Ya, thanks. I was using a plugin that wasn’t recognizing that setting. #dumb!

I’m interested in integrating the users backend access more seamlessly into the front end as well.

eShop that is I suppose.

Try me. I can decide f you are too biased ??

I have to believe that others are having these same issues? I have this plugin running on 4 or so WP installations, all of which have had this problem. I was about ready to can this plugin all together, but I have a couple clients that really like the title rewriting preview that shows you the google preview. I have to admit, that is a nice touch.

At anyrate, I’ve remedied the situation with the following code snippet:

$site_description = get_bloginfo( 'description', 'display' );
	if ( $site_description && ( is_home() || is_front_page() ) )
		echo " $site_description";
	wp_title('');

Removing the sites name and description is just not cool. this should solve it. give it a go.

I’ll be a little more detailed here…
Here is the site I am having issues with:
https://www.caribouhouse.com

i’ve replaced the title code with what yoast suggests. I’ve since changed it a bit with:

<?php if(is_home()) { echo bloginfo("name"); echo " | "; echo bloginfo("description"); } else { echo wp_title('|'); } ?>

I’m no PHP expert, but to my knowlege that just calls the site title and description on the home page and then leaves the rest to yoast.

The home page works fine, as do all of the other pages except for one page:
https://caribouhouse.com/the-only-location/

This is the only page that my client has rewritten the SEO title. The title appears fine, but it runs right into the site title. What am I doing wrong?

I like this plugin a lot and so do many of my clients. I am having all sorts of duplicate title issues as well even with the correct code int he title. Any progress?

Never mind. I’m fumbling around in the various PHP files. Little did I know it was setting in the back-end…

Gonna need the code. all browsers render text size differently.

Thanks Andrea. That’s what I was going to try next.

Ya, I’ve learned this. THnaks for the site. I’ll sift through some plugins before making any moves.

Thanx for the help.

And to be clear. I’m not looking for a buddypress to propagate through all the sites…

I’m looking for users of different sites to be able to sign up for that site only…

This is my first go around with WP Multisite. I think maybe I’m wanting to use it for something it is not really designed for. I run a lot of WP sites and being able to acess them all from the same dash is awesome and the plugin updating is even better.

These sites however, do not really have anything in common. Would really like to keep the font-ends seperate from each other.

I think it would be more than a little confusing if the user was directed to the main site from any of the others. They’d almsot certainly wonder where they are ??

So maybe it’s back to the old fashion way…

Me? This is my first time with Hostgator but i’m sure i didn’t manually create a subdomain. I simply changed the DNS at godaddy. Wasn’t until I checked did I checked via HG’s cpanel did I notice the conflict.

I got it. Seems as though Hostgator created a sub-domain for newsite when I moved it over from Godaddy. It happened to be the same one WP was trying to write.

That’s what was confusing me. I couldn’t figure out why in the would the site would work, but the database give me an error…