Theme Author
Tom
(@edge22)
Hi there,
Would the title go down there as well, or only the description?
This should be possible with a function if you’d like help with that?
Let me know 🙂
Thanks a lot @edge22 for your reply.
I found a “solution” on your website, but it needs to hide the default taxonomy-description div using CSS, and I’m not sure if Google will like hiding this text and repeat it at the bottom.
I achieved what I want by removing the lines that outputted the description from generatepress/inc/structure/archives.php, and I used the function you mentioned to output the description after posts. However, this way if there is an update I have to re-edit that file again.
It would be nice if there is a setting to make this without editing files. I have a long description with headings for SEO purpose, and if I left it on the top, the user
may understand that it is the main content of that category page, it will make confusion.
By the way, if you are going to create that option, please make the page-title an h2, and let the user create a custom h1 in the description (for SEO purpose), because an H1 that contain just a word (the name of the category) it’s not sufficient.
Thanks a ton
Theme Author
Tom
(@edge22)
Are you wanting the title to stay on top of the posts? If so, it’s likely something we’d need to adjust in the theme so it was moveable.
If you want the title after the posts, we can do that quite easily.
Let me know 🙂
Hi,
I want the name of the category to stay on top, and a descriptive SEO optimized h1 title at the bottom (after the posts) followed by the description paragraphs.
Thanks
Theme Author
Tom
(@edge22)
Ah yea, you’d need to edit the theme files for now, unfortunately. I’ll get this easier to tweak in GP 2.3 – feel free to ping me then and I’ll help you do it properly 🙂
OK. Thank you very much. It was a honour to chat with you.
