@jeffmcneill – support question

1. Even though I am setting the override Title on each page/post, it is not being used in twitter:title meta tag. Instead the H1 (“title”) of the page/post is being used.

The custom title only affects the contents of the <title> HTML element. This behavior is by design and there are no plans to change it.

However you can still change it programmatically. I’m providing the following sample code:

function custom_title_in_tc_title( $metatags ) {
    if ( is_singular() || amt_is_static_front_page() || amt_is_static_home() ) {
        $post = get_queried_object();
        $og_final = array();
        foreach ( $metatags as $metatag ) {
            if ( strpos($metatag, 'twitter:title') === false ) {
                $og_final[] = $metatag;
            } else {
                $og_final[] = amt_get_post_meta_title( $post->ID );
            }
        }
        return $og_final;
    }
    return $metatags;
}
add_filter( 'amt_twitter_cards_metadata_head', 'custom_title_in_tc_title' );

Please note this code is untested. It might require some adjustments. Please feel free to ask your questions if you need more help.

@jeffmcneill I’ve replied in this topic:

https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/jeffmcneill-support-question

Hello Jeff,

I investigated this issue. You are right. The problem exists in line 90 in the if clause, which should be like this:

if ( (! is_singular() && ! amt_is_static_home() && ! amt_is_static_front_page()) || amt_is_default_front_page() || is_category() || is_tag() || is_tax() ) {

According to my tests, this should work in all cases correctly. If possible, I’d appreciate your feedback if you tried it.

George