I have noticed that the page of a specific user, let’s say example.com/profile/profilename uses the page title of the root profile page, in this case example.com/profile instead of showing the name of the user shown on example.com/profile/profilename
Example: example.com/profile/alexandreas -> now shows page title: ‘ My profile | Example.com ‘ instead of ‘ Alexander Dumas | Example.com ‘ (if the name of the user alexandreas is Alexander Dumas OR ‘ Alexandreas | Example.com ‘ if the user did not submit a name
At is shows the same no matter the /profile/username
Here are the issues:
1. Whenever I explore somebody else’s profile the name of the page is ‘My profile’ (or whatever you name the /profile page, it isn’t loading the name of the user.
2. It’s a bummer because if a few users share their profile page in the same place *let’s say on facebook*, all the links look kind of the same, instead of each showing the name of the user.
My workaround was to name the example.com/page just ‘Profile’, instead of ‘My Profile’, because it won’t be used just for my profile, but for all of them.
Did anybody find another workaround, I am missing smth ?
10x
@Nexnivis, thanks for the quick reply but I’m not talking about the word itself. I know I can change the word “My profile” into something else, and I don’t even need to access the .po, I just need to change the name of the profile page.
The problem is that wordpress doesn’t load in a dynamic way the name of the User whose page is accesed into the page title.
For example on this forum you and I an all of us have the same word as page title to all our profile pages. In this case, the words are ‘My profile’.
Imagine browsing a community and opening new tabs for a few members. All the tabs of your browser are gonna show “My profile – UserPro” “My profile – UserPro” … instead of “Rafilathif – Userpro”, “Nexnivis – Userpro”, “Iulian – Userpro”
