I think W4 Internal Link Shortcode plugin is what you’re looking for: Now you can easily embed your wordpress sites internal links (of post, page ,category, author) in post content, page content or category description area. Just write the appropriate shortcode, and you are done. No need to update these links whenever you make any … Read more
I would go with jQuery UI tabs where the feeds would be hidden because WordPress caches feeds for 12 hours using the Transients API. This would be less expensive than doing an Ajax call for each tab. Use fetch_feed to parse and and cache. The cache times can be filtered using wp_feed_cache_transient_lifetime.
WordPress is designed so you should never need to have duplicate installs, even if you have thousands of sites across hundreds of domains. With that in mind, I’m curious why, if you’re just making one page different, you don’t use a custom page template instead of the bloat of multiple installs? It seems it would … Read more
Here is plugin that will automatically link to tag / category pages if similar keyword is used in the post. — SEO Smart Links
Would you mind using the “description” field for tags as the SEO title? If so: add_filter( ‘single_term_title’, ‘wpse_60464_title_from_description’ ); function wpse_60464_title_from_description( $title ) { if ( ( $obj = get_queried_object() ) && ! empty( $obj->description ) ) $title = $obj->description; return $title }
In case you are talking about adding meta tags and changing the title they rely on wp_head action being fired at theme header before the </head>tag is generated. For changing the title they probably use the wp_title filter. Older versions of “all in one seo” used to buffer the head section and replace the title … Read more
You have rogue whitespace somewhere – maybe in functions.php, maybe in wp-config.php, maybe elsewhere. This is a common problem. You need to locate and remove the whitespace.
There is actually nothing you can do about this. Google changed their algorithm a few months ago where they will sometimes determine the title in their results if they feel it’s a better fit. I noticed this when working on the SEO for the last company I worked for. When searching “channel letters detroit” the … Read more
You can not specify which field, but you can use the filter *aioseop_description* to do whatever you want with the description before presenting. So technically, you can use your custom field as follows (untested) : add_filter(‘aioseop_description’,’my_custom_description’); global $post; function my_custom_description($text) { $mycustomseo = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘my_custom_field’, true); return $mycustomseo; } Replace *my_custom_field* with your custom field. … Read more
Just look to plugin… There is a hook filter for replacements wpseo_replacements, so code can look something like this… add_filter(‘wpseo_replacements’, ‘city_wpseo_replacements’); function city_wpseo_replacements($vars){ $vars[‘%%city%%’] = ‘some city’; return $vars; }