Reputation: 5503
I want to remove the link to the products archive in the breadcrumbs on all pages.
To do that, I found a solution in the Yoast docs. It works fine except on the product pages. Here's my current code:
/* Remove "Products" from Yoast SEO breadcrumbs in WooCommerce */
add_filter( 'wpseo_breadcrumb_links', function( $links ) {
// Check if we're on a WooCommerce page
// Checks if key 'ptarchive' is set
// Checks if 'product' is the value of the key 'ptarchive', in position 1 in the links array
if ( is_woocommerce() && isset( $links[1]['ptarchive'] ) && 'product' === $links[1]['ptarchive'] ) {
// True, remove 'Products' archive from breadcrumb links
unset( $links[1] );
// Added by me to remove it on product single pages - doesn't work!
} elseif ( is_product() && isset( $links[1]['ptarchive'] ) && 'product' === $links[1]['ptarchive'] ) {
// True, remove 'Products' archive from breadcrumb links
unset( $links[1] );
}
// Rebase array keys
$links = array_values( $links );
// Return modified array
return $links;
});
It removes the link on archive pages and all other WooCommerce pages as you would expect by the conditional tag is_woocommerce()
.
But for some reason it won't work on the single product page.
As you can see, I added an extra check if I'm on a product page with is_product()
. Unfortunately that doesn't work. And is_singular('proudct')
don't worl either.
Maybe there is something wring wihth the $links
array?
But I'm not sure how to check that.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1787
Reputation: 11
You can also remove 'shop' or 'products' links on shop pages by adding ' || is_archive() ' to if conditions like so:
if ( is_product() || is_archive() ) {
// True, remove 'Products' archive from breadcrumb links
unset( $links[1] );
}
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 5503
I changed the if condition to this:
if ( is_product() ) {
// True, remove 'Products' archive from breadcrumb links
unset( $links[1] );
}
Now it works. The other pages worked before without the function.
Upvotes: 0