It doesn’t recognize Oxygen Texts?

Hi,
it’s probably because Oxygen doesn’t store its datas in the default post_content table.
If it’s the case, I really recommend not to use it. It’s not a good idea to reinvent the wheel at this point.
However, I have not tested it, so I can not say how it is managed.

It stores content in a custom field, as far as i know.

It’s not a big deal since I can just write inside wordpress and style how content is displayed with oxygen, but it would be nice to have the integration with visual builders ??

The only one fully working is Yoast SEO, so i think it would be great for sales as well ??

• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by ziogio98.

Since SEOPress 3.0, you can filter the analyzed content with a hook and add custom fields:

https://www.seopress.org/support/hooks/filter-the-analyzed-content/

Hope it helps.

I tried to add that code in the plugin editor but I had no success.

That’s what I added:

“function sp_content_analysis_content($content, $id) {
//$content = default WP editor
//$id = current post ID
//Example to add your custom field to content analysis
$cf = get_post_meta($id, ‘ct_builder_shortcodes’, true);
$content = $content.$cf;
return $content;
}
add_filter(‘seopress_content_analysis_content’, ‘sp_content_analysis_content’);

So I just replaced my-custom-field with ct_builder_shortcodes. Sometimes the analyzer itself doesn’t work. Other times it works but it says I still have 0 words ecc…

Have I done it correctly?

• This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by ziogio98.

The snippet provided by Benjamin does what it says (after specifying the priority and number of arguments in the add_filter line) but it is only partially useful with Oxygen because of how Oxygen stores the content (shortcodes).

Ex.:

Let’s say you add a h3 heading having the text of “Features of Oxygen” in the Oxygen editor.

Then in the WP editor, you set “oxygen” as the target keyword and click the “refresh analysis” button.

SEOPress will continue to say:

“None of your target keywords were found in Heading 3 (H3).”

because Oxygen stores it like this:

[ct_headline ct_sign_sha256='e343fd8e026424b59d80cd8cdb6b420f1035b62f0e1acf68a33c08798159de91' ct_options='{"ct_id":75,"ct_parent":0,"selector":"headline-75-25","original":{"tag":"h3"},"activeselector":false}']Features of Oxygen[/ct_headline]

and not

<h3>Features of Oxygen</h3>

add “do_shortcode” to make it work.

function sp_content_analysis_content($content, $id) {
//$content = default WP editor
//$id = current post ID
//Example to add your custom field to content analysis
$cf = do_shortcode(get_post_meta($id, ‘ct_builder_shortcodes’, true));
$content = $content.$cf;
return $content;
}
add_filter(‘seopress_content_analysis_content’, ‘sp_content_analysis_content’, 2, 10);

Here’s a detailed tutorial on how to get this working:

https://wpdevdesign.com/how-to-tell-seopress-to-analyze-oxygens-content/

@srikat: thank you for your contribution. ??