• Hello,

    I see SEO Dave took over development, glad to read.
    Is there any chance to see on next updates the possibility to show or hide a widget in function of the custom role of a user (for exemple customer, shop manager..)

    Many thanks
    Best regards

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  • Plugin Author David Cameron Law

    (@seo-dave)

    Are they WooCommerce user roles?

    Not used WooCommerce for a while, so not familiar with it’s current functionality.

    I’m in the process of creating/updating multiple SEO plugins and a premium SEO theme (Stallion Responsive).

    After I get the theme and another plugin updated I’ll look into WooCommerce user roles.

    David

    Thread Starter Ben

    (@ben69007)

    Hello David,

    Oh I see, no problem, yes step by step ?? Good luck

    Roles are created with the WPFront User Role Editor plugin. Here is the website of the developer. But with woocommerce user roles, this could be nice too. I don’t know if both have the same coding approach.

    Thank you for your consideration

    Thank you for this plugin

    I was here to ask about the woocommerce,

    Just wanted to updated that the widget works fine with the post category (product) so it doesnot appear on the single product page, but for the main shop page the widget SEO doesnt respond and it keeps showing the page on the shop page

    Hope this will be solved soon

    Thank you in Advance

    Plugin Author David Cameron Law

    (@seo-dave)

    I’ve been updating my SEO theme (Stallion Responsive) to be compatible with BuddyPress, bbPress and WooCommerce (those plugins have some funky code, the SEO is really, really poor!) so becoming familiar with how WooCommerce works.

    The WooCommerce Shop Page is the Static Page Shop (url: example.com/shop/ assuming you’ve kept all default WooCommerce settings), BUT it isn’t considered a Static Page by WordPress: so the Display Widgets SEO Plus setting “Static Pages +/-” : “Shop” ticked – Does NOT work.

    The WooCommerce developers are using the “Shop” Static page as a ‘holder’ page for a “Custom Post Type Archive” called “Products Archive” which to WordPress is an Archive (WordPress conditional = is_archive()) and a “Post Type Archive” (WordPress conditional = is_post_type_archive()).

    What this means is the main WooCommerce Shop Page can have widgets shown/hidden via:

    “Content Types +/-” : “All Archives – Page 1 Only”
    “Content Types +/-” : “All Archives – Pages 2,3,4…”

    These aren’t much use, will hide/show widgets on categories, tags, dated archives as well, so I wouldn’t use them.

    “Custom Post Type Archives +/-” : “Products Archive”

    This settings only shows/hides widgets on the WooCommerce main Shop Page, use this option.

    Other WooCommerce Content

    For WooCommerce Product Categories we have:

    “Custom Taxonomy Archives +/-” : “Product Categories”

    For WooCommerce Product Tags we have:

    “Custom Taxonomy Archives +/-” : “Product Tags”

    For WooCommerce Products we have:

    “Custom Post Types +/-” : “Product Tags”

    The WooCommerce Basket and Checkout pages are standard Static Pages accessed via:

    “Static Pages +/-” : “Basket” ticked
    “Static Pages +/-” : “Checkout” ticked

    The WooCommerce My Account pages are standard Static Pages accessed via:

    “Static Pages +/-” : “My Account” ticked

    This covers
    My Account > Dashboard
    My Account > Orders
    My Account > Downloads
    My Account > Addresses
    My Account > Account Details
    My Account > Logout

    I think that covers everything WooCommerce outputs. I’m currently developing Stallion Responsive with four active plugins (BuddyPress, bbPress, WooCommerce and the WPML Language Plugin) that make major changes to how WordPress works and it’s confusing to say the least ??

    When I get back to the Display Widgets SEO Plus Plugin I’ll see if there’s more WooCommerce conditions to add, would be useful to have options to show/hide widgets on the Products in specific Product Categories (like the “Categories +/-” options for WordPress Posts).

    David

    Plugin Author David Cameron Law

    (@seo-dave)

    Typo above, this:

    For WooCommerce Products we have:

    “Custom Post Types +/-” : “Product Tags”

    Should read:

    For WooCommerce Products we have:

    “Custom Post Types +/-” : “Products”

    David

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