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  Public Ticket #2599757
Dynamic Titles + Adding functions.php file:
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  • andekris96 started the conversation

    Hi I am having issues with creating dynamic titles within my posts and can't seem to find the functions.php file, since it is normally under functions.php go to Appearance > Editor then select Theme Functions file.

    I found this post: https://themenectar.ticksy.com//ticket/2519710/, but it was answered privately.

    I would like to add dynamic tags such as year / month through Rankmath SEO in my Post title too. Not only in the meta title in google. 

    Where can i acess the functions.php file? 

  •  2,963
    Andrew replied

    Hi there,

    To access and edit functions.php, I recommend checking out this guide https://www.converticacommerce.com/support-maintenance/how-to-edit-functions-php-in-wordpress/

    You can access it in Appearance > Theme editor

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    Hope this helps.

  • andekris96 replied

    Hmmm I guess my issue is that "Theme editor" does not appear on my Wordpress dashboard.

    Any reason why this is not enabled with my Salient theme?

  •  2,963
    Andrew replied

    Hi There,

    It's important to note that the theme editor usually goes missing because it is being blocked by a security plugin. Since a lot of WordPress users use iThemes Security, disabling it will usually be enough to solve the problem. 

    But if it persists, feel free to go through your plugins one by one to check for plugin conflicts by deactivating third party plugins and reactivating them back one by one to see which one may be bringing up the issue.

    Hope this helps.

    Regards.

  • andekris96 replied

    Hi again,

    Thanks for your continued support - I just tried deactivating all plugins one-by-one (except Salient core & Salient WPBakery Page Builder) and the problem still persists.
    I don't have iThemes Security.

    How can I fix this issue?

  •  2,963
    Andrew replied

    Hi There,

    Are you logged in as the admin?

    Thanks.

  • andekris96 replied

    Hi,

    Yes there is only one account - me the admin.

  •  2,963
    Andrew replied

    Hi There,

    Please send me your login credentials with admin privileges to look into the issue further.

    Thanks.

  •   andekris96 replied privately
  •  2,963
    Andrew replied

    Hi There,

    Open up your wp-config.php file from your host account cpanel, and search for

    define('DISALLOW_FILE_EDIT', true);
    

    Change true to false:

    define('DISALLOW_FILE_EDIT', false);

    Hope this helps.

    Thanks.

  • andekris96 replied

    Alright - Thank you so much for taking your time to resolve this issue appreciate it immensely.