Likely you will need to do a bit of custom filtering to get this done. HTML part likely comes from language_attributes() function and passes through language_attributes filter. WP SEO part comes from WPSEO_OpenGraph->locale() and passes through wpseo_locale filter.
You Could, but I would never ever mess with core files. Apart from that I do not believe that the is_blog_installed() function causes your site to be unresponsive. Try disabling all plugins first, and set the theme to one of the default themes. Updating your site, plugins and themes could help you as well. Try … Read more
Go to Admin > Settings > Permalinks and click save without altering anything “Sometimes resetting the permalink structure will quickly solve a 404 error from a recent change to your installation.” See http://kb.yoast.com/article/77-my-sitemap-index-is-giving-a-404-error-what-should-i-do for further details
You do not need to add Yoast if you only want to add meta tags to the homepage. Just some minor editing will save you on performance. You can use the is_home() function. Insert this to your header.php: <?php if (is_home()) { ?> <meta name=”description” content=”Your description for homepage…” /> <?php } else { ?> … Read more
That’s an unusual setup – Yoast usually recognizes the right permalinks. You may want to consider changing the way you set up your custom post type, so that it has the desired names and URLs to begin with. You’re likely to have two different URLs that point to the same content, which is undesirable for … Read more
Ooohhh you mean “pagination” pages. Gotcha now! It’s hard to say for sure(I know I know), but at first glance it looks like this block of code would be what you’re after: if ( $wp_query->query_vars[‘paged’] && $wp_query->query_vars[‘paged’] > 1 && isset( $options[‘noindex-subpages’] ) && $options[‘noindex-subpages’] ) { $robots[‘index’] = ‘noindex’; $robots[‘follow’] = ‘follow’; } }
It appears that your site doesn’t use the core WordPress Featured Image feature but instead uses a custom image field (probably from Advanced Custom Fields). Yoast’s plugin, Jetpack, and presumably many others look for the Featured Image image when setting the opengraph meta tag. So you have two options: Use the core Featured Image feature … Read more
You will want to make use of Yoast SEO’s “WPSEO_Frontend” class. To display the meta description field content, you could do the following: <?php if (class_exists(‘WPSEO_Frontend’)) { echo WPSEO_Frontend::metadesc(false); } ?>
For reference the file that handles the tracking and usage statistics for Yoast SEO is located at, path/to/wp-content/plugins/wordpress-seo/admin/class-tracking.php I have linked to the GitHub repository file in question for further inspection upon which you can see somewhat, relatively, harmless collection of data. However what you determine as “harmless” is case dependent because the opposite could … Read more
Maybe this isn’t the best method because it does give an editor access to Settings and Options, but what this does is gives the a specific editor (based on user ID) the permissions to edit options. We then test if we’re loading one of the options template, if we are AND the user id is … Read more