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Brad, I said “I think” its your code because through searching I saw that your site has very similar examples (there is no author or copyright comment in my snippet…) Unless you can provide the url (which I can’t find) then I’m assuming I picked it up elsewhere, can you do that, just to clarify your accusation please?

many thanks,
Peter

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Thanks Genesis Developer, I tried this but it has not changed things
this is the current state of the code in my custom_functions.php:

add_filter( 'the_title', 'text_after_title_change_color' );
function text_after_title_change_color( $title ) {
  global $post;
  
 
  if ( $post->post_title && in_category('11')) {
  return $title . '<span class="after-title"> - Sold</span>';

  } else {
   return $title . '';
  }
}

I changed if ( $title == $post->post_title && in_category('11')) { to if ( $post->post_title && in_category('11')) {
because some posts in category 11 were not adding the Sold text to their titles

Still have the same problem on the backend with raw html on the post titles

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I can't seem to find the page but its a variation on your code no? WPsites?
I'm still looking....

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errr maybe I spoke to soon....
This code works in my custom_functions.php however, it even applies the text on the end of post titles in the backed admin area
Worse, it reverts to raw html, e.g. "post name <span class="after-title"> - Sold</span>"

I would prefer to limit the output to archive views and single post views....

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Hey thanks for this
Using the visibility settings I am able to achieve what I was after
much appreciated!

Peter

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thanks for looking but I just solved it!:

add_filter( 'the_title', 'text_after_title_change_color' );
function text_after_title_change_color( $title ) {
  global $post;
  
 
  if ( $title == $post->post_title && in_category('11')) {
  return $title . '<span class="after-title">Sold</span>';

  } else {
   return $title . '<span class="after-title"></span>';
  }
}

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