I just turned off AIO. I prefer it for titles and stuff. But yoast had the rel canonical function that I needed. I wish there was a way to turn off parts of yoast

That is how I want it. I want my H1 to be the name of the page or post. I do not want it to be the title tag though. So that again is going back to something with yoast. Why is it insisting on changing my page title to the title tag

I have modified the auto-generated tags. I want to include my site name at the end of the titles but cannot do so if it will place it in my headers too. And that is what is currently happening.

I am editing the "SEO Title" and that is what is changing my headers too.

This is my header theme code

if(!wp_title("",false)) { echo bloginfo( 'title');} ?>

So yoast is somehow overwriting this code to make it the same as my "seo title"

I was referred to this plugin and have found it to be the most irritating and poorly designed plugin in the world.

I want to be able to set my titles without it changing my page headers as well.

For instance -

If I set my title to be "This is my article name | site name" it will make my H1 tag read the same. I do not want or desire this nonsense. Why would they think this is something wise? Why would I want my site name on every single H1 tag on my site?

How can I fix this? I only want my title to be my title. I want my H1 tag to remain the post/page name that I define in wordpress.