Posted June 21, 20169 yr Community Expert In 3.4 we could customize the title tag for various views like so: define( 'CCS_PAGE_TITLE_RECORD', '{record_name} | {database_name} | {board_name}' ); Can be pleeeeeaaaase return? It was one of the most effective SEO measures I used, but on 4.x I can’t control that anymore. Or is there already a way? I know how to set/override meta tags from within the templates, but I don’t know if the title tag is accessible in a similar way.
June 21, 20169 yr Author Community Expert Maybe my topic title wasn’t clear enough, but the functionality I am asking for is NOT available through the meta tag editor. I don’t want to change a single page title – I want to dynamically and globally control how titles for different views of different databases are constructed – as it was possible in 3.4.
August 2, 20168 yr On 6/21/2016 at 7:51 PM, opentype said: Maybe my topic title wasn’t clear enough, but the functionality I am asking for is NOT available through the meta tag editor. I don’t want to change a single page title – I want to dynamically and globally control how titles for different views of different databases are constructed – as it was possible in 3.4. This is so necessary. We should be able to set the Post Subject as the Page Title for all posts, for example. This will make a DRAMATIC difference to SEO results. See Yoast for example of how this is implemented for Wordpress using variables: https://kb.yoast.com/kb/yoast-wordpress-seo-titles-metas-template-variables/
June 9, 20178 yr Pages just needs fully restored to their 3.x functionality. The blocks and lack of filtering options is troubling
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