No description and title zone on post page 2.6.0.1

Hi jmleclercq,

I hope you’re doing well :).

Could you please check the “Screen Options” on the top right of the page and see if there’s a “Post/Page SEO Settings” checkbox available?

If that’s not the cause for this issue, is the Post/Page box available at all (including the disappeared zones)?
A screenshot of the issue is most appreciated :).

Thanks for the report and have a great day!

Hello..

I don’t have the check box in the post page screen option. I have it on the page with all the posts…

Screenshot here : https://blog.jmleclercq.com/wp-content/uploads/screen.png

Hi jmleclercq,

Thanks for the screenshot!

It might be caused by a theme or plugin conflict.
Could you contact me at the plugin’s contact page and provide the following information:

• Website Address
• Active theme
• List of active plugins

If there are any premium plugins or a premium theme active, please let me know. I’ll go test it out as soon as I receive the mail.

Thanks and have a great day!

OK..Thanks I’ll do that tommorow..

Sure thing!
In the meantime, could you confirm that Post Tag/Category SEO settings are still available? Thanks! ??

Yes all is still available… and i see the greens, orange and red flags on the global posts page.

That’s good to hear! That only leaves a few lines of code to debug :).

Hello,

I have found the plugin conflict.
“Add Meta Tags” Version 2.11.3 | By George Notaras

When i desactivate it, the editor appears in the edit post page.

Can you solve this conflict ?
Thanks

Hi jmleclercq,

Thank you for looking into it!

This is by design, as the plugins output data can conflict. It’s actually a new feature, but I completely understand the confusion!

It’s also designed in a way you can revert that design :)!

So here’s the fix:

add_filter( 'the_seo_framework_detect_seo_plugins', 'my_seo_ignore_detection' );
function my_seo_ignore_detection( $plugins = array() ) {

	//* Empty the $plugins list.
	$plugins = array();

	//* And return it.
	return $plugins;
}

If you don’t know where to put that snippet, here’s the documentation on Using Filters.

I hope this helps!
I’m marking this topic as resolved. If you have any more questions, just let me know :). Thanks and have a great day!

All is fine..Thanks a lot for your fantastic support !!!

Hi jmleclercq,

The provided filter has been deprecated in the next patch (2.6.1).

You can safely remove it.

The next version will no longer determine that Add Meta Tags is an SEO plugin, but it will see it as a Open Graph plugin (as it already did).

If you wish to maintain the Open Graph functionality by The SEO Framework, then, in the next version, please use either of the provided filters:

//* Disable all OG detection:
add_filter( 'the_seo_framework_og_plugin_detected', '__return_false' );

Or:

//* Disable specific OG plugin detection:
add_filter( 'the_seo_framework_conflicting_plugins_type', 'my_seo_ignore_detection', 10, 2 );
function my_seo_ignore_detection( $plugins = array(), $type = '' ) {

	//* Default behavior on all other types.
	if ( 'open_graph' !== $type )
		return $plugins;

	//* Remove Add Meta Tags from the detection list.
	unset( $plugins['Add Meta Tags'] );

	//* And return it.
	return $plugins;
}

I haven’t really tested the latter filter out, but it should work as intended :). It’s copied from JetPack, after all.

I’m sorry for the inconvenience. Nevertheless, it’s for the better.

Have a great day!