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 );
In the current version of Yoast, this link is rendered by presenters/rel-next-presenter.php, which contains this filter: public function present() { $output = parent::present(); if ( ! empty( $output ) ) { /** * Filter: ‘wpseo_next_rel_link’ – Allow changing link rel output by Yoast SEO. * * @api string $unsigned The full `<link` element. */ return … Read more
I really can’t believe this, but sometimes the answer is really simple I just forgot to clear the Cloudflare cache It’s more than a week which I am trying to fix this problem O_o
You can fetch all the different post_types you have by using get_post_types(). Then you can loop through all posts of each post_types and echo all these posts (title + link). That way you have the freedom of formatting your sitemap the way you want.
Assuming this is an XY problem and the original question is: “How do I block crawlers from indexing my staging site?” Staging and production should be as close as similar. Having changes in code would be a big “no no” for me (except for some environment variables, e.g. setting WP_ENVIRONMENT_TYPE or db credentials). Instead, I … Read more
I think you’re on the right track here. You can use the wpseo_metadesc filter to alter the meta description any way you want. Check out below code, maybe it’ll help you with your function. add_filter( ‘wpseo_metadesc’, ‘my_custom_meta_description’ ); function my_custom_meta_description($description) { if ( !$description || empty($description) ) { global $post; $content = get_the_content($post->ID); if ( … Read more
You can just check if $meta and $meta_desc exist. If not, don’t echo anything. $popular_topics = get_field(‘popular_topics’); if ( $popular_topics ) : foreach ( $popular_topics as $topic ) : $id = $topic->term_id; $meta = get_option(‘wpseo_taxonomy_meta’); if ( $id && ( $meta && !empty($meta) ) ) : $meta_desc = $meta[‘category’][$id][‘wpseo_desc’]; if ( $meta_desc ) : ?> … Read more
How would I use wpseo_canonical filter to set a canonical URL for the posts in www.example.com/uk/? E.g. the blog post www.example.com/uk/blog/post-1/ should have a canonical URL of www.example.com/blog/post-1/ I believe. I don’t know if that should be the canonical URL, but if you are asking how can that be done, then this would do it, … Read more