Hi protocoll,
Thanks for the potential bug report.
Is the Blogname removed in the edit screen of the post? You can preview the output in the placeholder of the custom description.
If that works fine, I can only assume you’re using object caching and I think you should clear your cache 🙂
I hope this helps! If it doesn’t please share more info regarding the issue you’re encountering, i.e. the link to the problem.
Other plugins or themes can’t conflict with this so don’t worry about that.
Thanks and have a great day!
Thanks for the reply. Do not use plugin for caching. The same problem of finding a test site always with Genesis Framework but on a different server.So it does not even depend on the server configuration. You can see what I’m talking about at this link:http://www.rightsreporter.org/tra-liste-di-proscrizione-e-intimidazione-ecco-i-nuovi-metodi-degli-odiatori/
Hi protocoll,
Thanks for sharing the link, it leaves out the guessing :).
I see you’re filling in manual descriptions. The setting in question is only for Automated Descriptions, e.g. where you don’t fill anything in manually :).
I think I should update the example description title with the word “Automated” in between, leaves out the guessing 🙂
I hope this clears thing up! Feel free to let me know if you have any other questions.
P.S. The “Altro” navigation bar link is leading to about:blank, I think you should fix that :), simply fill in “#” in the URL of the menu and it should be solved.
Thanks for the very quick response (and thanks for reporting the error in the navigation bar ;)). Tomorrow I will try to publish without manually fill and then I’ll let you know
Good afternoon and good work
I tried in the test site and does not work even with the automatic compilation
Hi protocoll,
Thanks for testing! If the test page is public, could you please send me a link?
Otherwise, could you tell me what the Description settings are, what the page title is and what is being output in the description and og:description?
Thanks 🙂
I published the page (here) settings are the same as Rights Reporter, blog name disabled, the home page with the description. The rest I left everything unchanged
Hi protocoll,
The setting you’re referring to will make this change on the example page you gave me:
Enabled: Add Blogname to Description:
Nuovo capo del Mossad: «Iran principale minaccia per Israele» on Secondo Protocollo | Il nuovo capo del Mossad, Yossi Cohen, conferma quanto già aveva anticipato sulla linea…
Disabled: Add Blogname to Description:
Nuovo capo del Mossad: «Iran principale minaccia per Israele» | Il nuovo capo del Mossad, Yossi Cohen, conferma quanto già aveva anticipato sulla linea…
It seems like everything’s working correctly. Could you please tell me your expectation, this might merely be a fact of misunderstanding and miscommunication 🙂
Thanks and have a great day 🙂
Add blogname to automated description is disable in test site and on Rights Reporter
Yes! 🙂 Everything works as intended :O
How would you like it to work, or what do you expect, want or wish it to be?
I might make something custom for you when reasonable, or maybe even a new plugin feature! 🙂
If I deactivate the blog name after the title I would like the name of the blog is not seen on the other hand continues to be seen. This is an example
If I turned off the blog name after the title why the result is this?
Hi Protocoll,
The option doesn’t change the title tag, only the description tag.
Removing the Blog Name from the title currently isn’t possible through an option, and for a very good reason:
It’s what keeps the whole site together. Without “Rights Reporter” next to the title, Google and users won’t know where all articles belong to. “Post Title | Rights Reporter” makes sure Post Title gets valued accordingly to the Rights Reporter website. It’s actually very common practice.
A good read on this is found here:
https://moz.com/learn/seo/title-tag
And a official Google video about this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlJiLDn9-38
I hope this clears things up!
However, if you still wish to remove this, you should use the following unconventional filter. I’m unsure if it imposes any side effects:
add_filter( 'the_seo_framework_title_args', 'my_title_blogname_removal', 10, 1 );
function my_title_blogname_removal( $args = array() ) {
//* Maintain default behavior on blog and home page.
if ( is_front_page() || is_home() )
return $args;
//* Actually only used to generate a description title.
//* Removes Blogname and Separator from title
$args['description_title'] = true;
return $args;
}
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any more questions 🙂
Okay, the important thing is that it does not damage the SEO as the title by adding the name of the blog becomes too long
