You have two options. Option 1: use the same tracking code for your main website and your WordPress site. This is probably the easiest solution, and it will give you access to the same goals, user data, etc. all in one convenient location. Option 2: use a different tracking code, so you can more easily … Read more
OK finally found the solution. After looking in wp_term_taxonomy table, I noticed that taxonomy column describes the taxonomy term for tags – which is actually post_tag, not just ‘tag’. So, this works: add_filter(‘rest_prepare_post_tag’, ‘wp_api_encode_yoast’, 10, 3); Hopefully someone will be helped by this.
I’m not sure this will fix it, but maybe try using the current category slug for the $current_category variable, instead of single_cat_title(), like so: $term = get_queried_object(); $current_category = $term->slug; This might help because the category_name parameter in WP_Query, despite its name, should be the term slug. single_cat_title() returns the displayed category title, not slug.
After days of trying I managed to fix it myself. Instead of using update_post_meta, I just did this: $_POST[ “yoast_wpseo_metadesc” ] = $intro_y; It works perfectly. Hope this can help someone.
That’s not what the SEO title does/is for. It appears that you’ve used the wp_title() function in your template by mistake. wp_title() is intended for use in the <title> tag in the <head> for setting the browser tab/document title. However, since WordPress 4.1 this has been superseded (but not officially deprecated, yet) by add_theme_support( ‘title-tag’ … Read more
Filters get queued and sorted by priority, then order of occurrence. Filters’ default priority is 10, unless otherwise specified. The order of occurrence can be affected by the order plugins get fired (alphabetical, by plugin name). So, when you started poking at this, both filters had equal priority. That would mean a rather arbitrary factor … Read more
…what @sally_CJ said in the comment to your question. In general, if a plugin is causing problems, then remove the plugin. If you can’t do that with admin/plugins, then use your hosting File Manager or FTP to rename that plugin’s folder, which will effectively disable it. Also, ensure that PHP is at least version 7.2, … Read more
When have you done the translation? Google chaches the information of your site, means a chance of your site take time till google-crawler was there again and noticed the change and write a new chache…so changes can take till some weeks till google shows the new version…
WordPress doesn’t put restrictions on third-party blocks. The only way to ensure a block can be added only once per post (or Page, or CPT) is when registering it – meaning the restriction was added by Yoast. You could look into modifying the block yourself but there is usually a good reason when an author … Read more
try like this function filter_wpseo_json_ld_output( $bool, $context ) { if(is_home()){ return false; } return $bool; }; // add the filter add_filter( ‘wpseo_json_ld_output’, ‘filter_wpseo_json_ld_output’, 10, 2 );