• Autoptimize injects (page title?) into <title> even with pure clean HTML without PHP calls. I’d prefer to keep my title intact. For example header-test.php contains:

    <testa /><title test=”test”>TEST</title><testb />

    Which Autoptimize renders:

    <testa /><title test=”test”>Notis | TEST</title><testb />

    Or with CSS, something like:

    <testa /><link type=”text/css” media=”print” href=”…7406f6.css” rel=”stylesheet” /><title test=”test”>Notis | TEST</title><testb />

    I don’t want the “Notis |” injection. Is there a work-around?

    WP 4.7.2, Autoptimize: 2.1.0

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  • Plugin Author Frank Goossens

    (@futtta)

    there must be something else going on here @alexgenaud, AO does not “know” of the title at all (it only uses <title as a reference to inject the autoptimized CSS).

    Thread Starter alexgenaud

    (@alexgenaud)

    I wouldn’t have thought AO was responsible, but clearing cache does nothing. However, de/activating AO toggles the behavior. I’ll keep sleuthing, then. Thanks for the reply!

    Plugin Author Frank Goossens

    (@futtta)

    could be related to a SEO plugin also using the output buffer, conflicting with AO somehow?

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