• Resolved pasqualerose

    (@pasqualerose)


    I just updated my Yoast SEO to the latest upgrade. Am I missing something or did the way to input a keyphrase change? I can’t find where to put it.

    Thanks!

    Pat

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  • Hey!
    The same happens to me and I already tried everything. Update WP, Update de Plugin, Change WPTheme. Everything.

    The plugin does not show the FOCUS KEYPHRASE in the edition window while I am creating a post blog on WordPress. :/

    Look: Here is how it should work, and how I always saw it. You can indicate the main Key Word and the Yoast will help you with the SEO. Print: https://prntscr.com/o64vgw

    >>>> But in my website it only works like that. Without that bar to indicate the main KW:
    https://prntscr.com/o6owhm

    Thanks

    @pasqualerose – I sorted my problem with this answer that I found in another topic:

    Plugin Supportamboutwe (@amboutwe)
    1 year, 4 months ago
    The SEO keyword analysis can be disabled site wide or per user. So lets confirm its enabled for your site and for your user specifically:

    Admin > SEO > Dashboard > Features: Is the keyword analysis feature enabled?
    Admin > Users > Your Profile: Is the SEO analysis feature UNchecked?

    If both of these are enabled, then something is either conflicting or has manually disabled the feature. The next step would be to disable all plugins and switch to a freshly installed default theme, like Twenty Seventeen. From this default state, enable Yoast SEO and see if the analysis returns.

    Thread Starter pasqualerose

    (@pasqualerose)

    Thanks! I’ll check that!

    Thread Starter pasqualerose

    (@pasqualerose)

    I found it. Thanks!

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