Gregory Robleto

Getting All-in-One SEO to overwrite your <title> tag

Jun 12 2008 |

When I downloaded and installed the All-in-One SEO plug-in for Wordpress and it didn’t work quite right. The new <meta> tags were being displayed, but the <title> had not changed from the Wordpress default setting. The reason was the tag <php wp-head()> was in the wrong place.

The All-in-One SEO plug-in interacts with the page through the <wp-head> tag, if it is missing; the plug-in cannot work at all. My plug-in was working, just not fully. That led me to test the placement of the <php wp-head()> tag. Sure enough, it was above the <title> tag in the <head> section of the page.

So, if you want the All-in-One SEO plug-in to work on your site, make sure that the <php wp-head()> tag comes after the <title> tag in the <head> section.

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  1. On June 18, 2008 at 4:38 pm Ian wrote:

    Hi Greg. Thanks for pointing that out. Can you give a little more specific code and where to put it? I’d really appreciate it! This script is driving me nuts! Thanks.

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