Having the same issue here. Hope it gets fixed soon.
its work for me:
function theme_slug_setup() {
add_theme_support( 'title-tag' );
}
add_action( 'after_setup_theme', 'theme_slug_setup' );
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piroki
(@piroki)
Thank you so much.
The problem was solved after I added that code.
It seems the <title> tag wasn’t included in header.php.
I wonder why it was displayed before?
Where should I add this code? I keep getting the error.
Hey @piroki, @zac564, @zzzit88, @knadia
I don’t think this is an issue with AIOSEO, but rather your theme. We simply hook into the header/title tag.
Can you let me know which theme you are using?
Theme name: EccePlus V3 How do I solve this?
@zac564 Please do not take over someone else’s topic. If you need support then per the forum guidelines please start your own topic. BUT: the EccePlus theme you are using is a commercial theme, so you would need to ask its developer. We cannot help you with that here in the forum. However, I can see that development of this theme has been discontinued, which means you will not receive any updates for it. You have two options:
- Find someone to customize the theme for you. You can find someone here: https://jobs.wordpress.net
- Find another theme that is compatible with WordPress 6.9 (most should be by now).
