How to add placeholders to the title tag in events and locations

[Anonymous]

Hi,

How can I add the #_TOWN in the title tag?

theres is a field or a function? or where I edit the code of the template to add this?

thanks!

[Franky]

Changing the title of the page is currently not possible. I imagine a filter would help, but an easy wor around would be to use a page template without title and just add your own via the eme single format template

[Anonymous]

thanks!
that’s my solution:

in functions.php delete auto title tag render feature:
remove_action( 'wp_head', '_wp_render_title_tag', 1 );
Then in options/others add the <title> at Extra event html headers
To get the normal title at the normal pages, in the headers.php from your template add before de </header> tag:

<?php if (!eme_is_events_page()) { ?>
	<title><?php echo get_the_title().' | '.get_bloginfo( 'name' );  ?></title>
<?php }?>

there’s an eme_is_events_page() function similar for location pages?

thanks!!!!

[Franky]

Thanks, I moved this to “Tips”!
Btw: the same function can be used for locations.
And also: check out eme_is_single_event_page(), eme_is_single_location_page() and their companions (in eme_functions.php)

[Anonymous]

thanks!

could you change the title to something like “add placeholders to the title tag in events and locations”?

[Anonymous]

I just wanted to mention that this solved my issue as well — I was having issues getting Divi/Rank Math to play nicely with EME titles.

I had to add a bit of code before your the remove_action( 'wp_head', '_wp_render_title_tag', 1 ); section to get it to work, but it finally did.

The code I used was found on the RankMath site and is

add_action( 'template_redirect', 'rankmath_disable_features' );
function rankmath_disable_features() {
if( is_page( '800' ) ) {
    remove_all_actions( 'rank_math/head' );
}
}

Just wanted to share this in case anyone came across this looking for similar

[Author]

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