Yoast SEO is a phenomenal plugin for WordPress. It is an SEO tool that can rewrite your site page titles on the fly (in addition to a smattering of other SEO goodies). However, when using the Warp Framework, the Yoast SEO site name may output twice in your page title. This is a result of the Warp framework outputting the site name before it outputs wp_title(); To get rid of the first instance of the site name in your page title you need to alter the following file:
\wp-content\themes\dryer\warp\systems\wordpress\layouts\head.php at line 6:
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<?php bloginfo('name'); ?><?php wp_title(); ?> |
Remove the first php element so that it doesn’t output the blog name. As such, line 6 of head.php now reads:
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<?php wp_title(); ?> |
That’s it! Hope it helps
Brilliant! Thank you. This was driving me a bit mad. Nice, SEO friendly page titles now in place! Thanks Jonathan.
Thank you so much! Exact solution, perfect description!
Thank you so much. This was driving me insane on a number of my sites.