http://wpframework.com/forums/tags/semantic_title A blank WordPress Theme Framework en-US Mon, 06 Sep 2010 22:17:18 +0000 http://bbpress.org/?v=1.0.1 q http://wpframework.com/forums/search.php http://wpframework.com/forums/topic/bug-semantic_title#post-445 Mon, 31 May 2010 21:13:00 +0000 Kruncher 445@http://wpframework.com/forums/ <p>In "semantic-classes.php" at line 62 the code reads:<br /> <code>else : wp_title( '&amp;raquo', true, 'left' ); bloginfo( 'name' );</code></p> <p>But I believe that a semi-colon is missing. Additionally I have found that the title appears better when 'right' is specified instead of 'left'.<br /> <code>else : wp_title( '&raquo;', true, 'right' ); bloginfo( 'name' );</code></p> <p>Many thanks, </p> http://wpframework.com/forums/topic/remove-raquo-from-title#post-402 Thu, 29 Oct 2009 18:45:21 +0000 saffyre9 402@http://wpframework.com/forums/ <p>I've taken over management of a blog set up by someone else, and using WP Framework. I wanted to install the Headspace 2 plugin for more control over page titles and meta descriptions. I had to remove semantic_title from the &lt;title&gt; tag and change it back to wp_title to get it to work. However, the &raquo; that WP Framework uses in title tags remains at the beginning of my page titles, so they look like</p> <p>&gt;&gt; Post title | Some other words</p> <p>The code in the header looks like </p> <p><code>&lt;title&gt;&lt;?php wp_title(); ?&gt;&lt;/title&gt;</code></p> <p>So I can't figure out where the &raquo; is coming from and how to get rid of it. Help? </p> http://wpframework.com/forums/topic/semantic-title-separator-when-there-is-no-wordpress-tagline#post-397 Tue, 13 Oct 2009 13:24:53 +0000 benjamin 397@http://wpframework.com/forums/ <p>Hi,</p> <p>I've been using your framework for a few months now and enjoying it. I'm still finding new features to play with each time I use it. Currently, I'm building a site and not using the Wordpress tagline setting. This causes a problem in that it leaves the ndash separator after the title. I thought I'd be able to filter your semantic_title() function to change the $sep to equal nothing, but it didn't have a filter hook. I rewrote the function to check for a tagline. If there isn't one, it sets the value of $sep to "". If there is a tagline, it adds a hook to filter it.</p> <p>The one issue I had in doing this was that I had to place the entire function in my custom_functions file and temporarily change the name of your semantic_title() function in semantic-classes.php; otherwise the page would fail to write. I thought I'd share the rewritten function here in case anyone else has had this issue come up. And to find out if I'm over-working it and that there's a simpler way.</p> <p>Thanks,<br /> Benjamin Gray</p> <p><code><br /> &lt;?php<br /> /**<br /> * semantic_title() - Generates semantic classes for the &lt;title&gt; tag with extra SEO love.<br /> *<br /> * @todo refactor code<br /> * @since - 0.2<br /> * @filter semantic_title<br /> */<br /> function semantic_title( $sep = '&ndash;' ) {</p> <p> $desc = get_bloginfo( 'description' ); </p> <p> if ( $desc != "") : $sep = apply_filters( 'semantic_title_sep', $sep ); // Available filter: semantic_title_sep;<br /> else : $sep = "";<br /> endif;</p> <p> if ( is_single() ) : wp_title( '&raquo;', true, 'right' ); bloginfo( 'name' );<br /> echo ( $sep );<br /> echo $desc;</p> <p> elseif ( is_page() || is_paged() ) : wp_title( '&raquo;', true, 'right' );<br /> bloginfo( 'name' );<br /> echo ( $sep );<br /> echo $desc;</p> <p> elseif ( is_author() ) : wp_title( 'Archives for ', true, 'left' );<br /> echo ( ' &raquo; ' ); bloginfo( 'name' );<br /> echo ( $sep );<br /> echo $desc;</p> <p> elseif ( is_archive() ) : wp_title( 'Archives for ', true, 'left' );<br /> echo ( ' &raquo; ' ); bloginfo( 'name' );<br /> echo ( $sep );<br /> echo $desc;</p> <p> elseif ( is_search() ) : wp_title('Search Results ', true, 'left' );<br /> echo ( ' &raquo; ' ); bloginfo( 'name' );<br /> echo ( $sep );<br /> echo $desc;</p> <p> elseif ( is_404() ) : wp_title( '404 Error Page Not Found ', true, 'left' );<br /> echo ( ' &raquo; ' ); bloginfo( 'name' );<br /> echo ( $sep );<br /> echo $desc;</p> <p> else : wp_title( '&amp;raquo', true, 'left' ); bloginfo( 'name' );<br /> echo ( $sep );<br /> echo $desc;<br /> endif;<br /> }</p> <p>function my_custom_title_sepr( $sep ){<br /> if($sep) {<br /> $sep = " &mdash; ";<br /> }<br /> return $sep;<br /> }<br /> add_filter( 'semantic_title_sep', 'my_custom_title_sepr' );</p> <p>?&gt;<br /> </code> </p>