Hi Chris,

Thank you for your response.

I have that setting turned on in Yoast SEO and it works as it should for normal pagination pages.

Please see the examples below(This site makes use of the setting in Yoast you referred to)

Page with custom slider and no title change: http://fourleggedguru.com/dogs-ready-for-summer/

Page with normal pagination and title change as provided by Yoast SEO: http://fourleggedguru.com/category/breeds/

Could it be some other settings colliding or something of that nature? Thanks for any feedback.

Hi Bodgan,

Thank you for the response.

I was referring to the title meta tag in the header section of my site. As I pointed out before, the title in the URL bar is being updated fine.

I am using a plugin for pagination. Not sure if your theme is responsible for this change or if the plugin is.

Here is a sample post http://fourleggedguru.com/dogs-ready-for-summer/
If you click on the next button, that’s when the issue I’m having comes into play. I’m getting duplicate content warnings because of this and would like to correct this ASAP.

Thanks!!

Hey Catalin,

I fixed the issue with some custom css. Thanks for the help!

Quick update, I tried the same process again(C – Update theme via WP) on a different site. When I get to the Welcome tab, the link for the update from version 4 link is not there.

Hi Bogdan,

Thank you for the response.

I did followed the guide step by step(version C). I did not click the update script as I imported the settings from my old website via the import/export tab.

I was confused about how to follow the steps:
– Do you follow one of the steps(A,B,C) and then run the update script?
– Do I have to delete the following files as well or does this apply to the FTP process only?

Thanks!

To follow up, the only thing I see on where the posts should be is thefollowing

[td_slide limit=”4″ hide_title=”hide_title” sort=”featured”][td_block9 hide_title=”hide_title” limit=”14″]