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Problem:
Yoast has added the ability to add custom taxonomy names to the SEO title via the variable %%ct_%%, but what exactly does that mean?
Solution:
You should use the taxonomy slug, e.g. for a taxonomy of "colours" you would enter %%ct_colours%% in the relevant Yoast section.
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Assisted by: Nigel.
Yoast has added the ability to add custom taxonomy names to the SEO title via the variable %%ct_<custom-tax-name>%%
However, I cannot figure out what to use as <custom-tax-name>. I have used "taxonomy-view-article-types", "wpv-taxonomy-title"
Article is my CPT and Types is a taxomy
