How can i call the "Article Title" via a module?

[joomlerGR]

How can i call the "Article Title" via a module?

[AMurray]

Exactly what do you mean by that? Please explain in further detail what you want to achieve.

[joomlerGR]

i want to display-call the current article title via module at the "banner" position because i will hide the current one:
<div class="page-header">
<h1 itemprop="headline">
ARTICLE TITLE </h1>

[AMurray]

Sorry, I'm still at a loss as to what you want to do; I will take a shot in the dark:

• Create a custom module
• Name the module after the article title. The module content will also show the text that is the article's title.
• Assign that module to that one article (or menu item), in the banner position.

This is a manual work-around and I don't know if the above is how you can achieve what you want, but try it out. The article title is tied to the article, you can't move it to a module. You can (in the article options) not show the article title) and so you can have a separate module showing it. This would be no different than creating a banner/slideshow that you place in the banner module position on certain pages, except in your case, you want to do so for specific pages. It may not be a long-term solution if you have to do this with every article you have.

I don't know if there's any (easy) coding solution to achieve it.

[joomlerGR]

there is not any code that i can call the article title and display it inside a module?

[joomlerGR]

on my old joomla website i was using the following code
inside the default.php to call-display the article title in other position of the page:

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        <h1 itemprop="nameer" style="font-size: 17px;letter-spacing: -0.4px;padding-top: 10px;padding-bottom: 8px;width: 848px;float: none;">
        <?php if ($params->get('show_title')) : ?>
		<?php if ($params->get('link_titles') && !empty($this->item->readmore_link)) : ?>
		<?php echo $this->escape($this->item->title); ?>
		<?php else : ?>
		<?php echo $this->escape($this->item->title); ?>
		<?php endif; ?>
		<?php endif; ?></h1> 

[joomlerGR]

ANY UPDATE?

[SharkyKZ]

A similar question was asked on JSE https://joomla.stackexchange.com/a/33777/12652. If you need specifically article title, you'll need to query the article model or the database.

[Pavel-ww]

i want to display-call the current article title via module at the "banner" position because i will hide the current one:
<div class="page-header">
<h1 itemprop="headline">
ARTICLE TITLE </h1>

Hi. This will be a big mistake in the point of view of SEO. Perhaps you just need to use CSS to make the appearance as you want, but not to create Frankenstein hiding the structured H1

[joomlerGR]

if i will use the following js to reposition the title i will have problems with SEO?

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<script defer>
    const pageHeaderElement = document.querySelector('.view-article .page-header');
    const modDatetimeElement = document.querySelector('.mod_datetime.mod_datetime_96');
    const parentElement = modDatetimeElement.parentNode;
    parentElement.insertBefore(pageHeaderElement, modDatetimeElement.nextSibling);
</script>

[Pavel-ww]

if i will use the following js to reposition the title i will have problems with SEO?

It doesn't matter which js you are using. Only the final HTML marking matters.

[joomlerGR]

after i have the JS enabled and the article .page-header' <H1> position is changed to be shown before the <site-grid> when i use online tools to check the <H1> tag checker i get that result:

[Pavel-ww]

when i use online tools to check the <H1> tag checker i get that result:

Hi.

Online Tools checks the existence of H1, but does not check the correctness of its location in the aspect of the page semantic.

Imagine a book page with a text and heading. What you did - erased the heading from the page and wrote it on a separate sheet of paper.

Now the general elements of the site, such as breadcrumbs, sidebar, footer and others will be regarded by search engines as part of a specific page, which will cause warnings about duplication of content, too many keywords on the page and so on.

Therefore, your solution can be justified for a separate page such as Landing Page where you do not have common site's elements below H1. But not for all article page types.

I hope now you understand. But in any case, you decide. I do not insist, but just gave advice.

[joomlerGR]

when i use online tools to check the <H1> tag checker i get that result:

Hi.

Online Tools checks the existence of H1, but does not check the correctness of its location in the aspect of the page semantic.

Imagine a book page with a text and heading. What you did - erased the heading from the page and wrote it on a separate sheet of paper.

Now the general elements of the site, such as breadcrumbs, sidebar, footer and others will be regarded by search engines as part of a specific page, which will cause warnings about duplication of content, too many keywords on the page and so on.

Therefore, your solution can be justified for a separate page such as Landing Page where you do not have common site's elements below H1. But not for all article page types.

I hope now you understand. But in any case, you decide. I do not insist, but just gave advice.

I get the point but the structure of the article page is only moved before the <div class="grid-child container-component">.

like this:

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<div class="page-header"><h1>..</h1>
<div class="grid-child container-component">...

Eve that a problem for SEO;

Is it posible to send me a message to show you my website and that part?