[Plugin: WordPress SEO by Yoast] Conflict with Origami Theme Options panel

1. Open wp-content/themes/[your-theme]/header.php in a text-editor
2. Find this:

<title><?php *bunch of code* ?></title>

and replace it with

<title><?php wp_title(''); ?></title>

3. Save it.

and you’re done!

My title tags already look like the latter in header.php. Must be something else.

The problem is that both Yoast and Origami are using the same global variable.

They are both using “options” to store data globally.

The way I fixed it in mine (and yes I know this was incredibly lazy and I should have though of something more elegant but I’m in a rush, I may revisit it later) is this:

Add “strlen($value[‘type’]) > 1” to the if statement at around line 473 in the file functions.php in your Origami theme folder.

This (for the time being) excludes all the Yoast options because none of them have a type of other than 1 character in length, and still catches all the Origami options because they all have a type of greater than one character in length.

if ( $value['type'] <> "heading"
&&  $value['type'] != "subsection"
&&  $value['type'] != "editor"
&& strlen($value['type']) > 1) { // THIS IS THE IMPORTANT LINE
?>
	<br/><span><?php echo $value['description']; ?></span>
	</td></tr>
<?php
}

Thanks kjphpdev!

I am having a problem with using Elegant Themes (all of them) and the Yoast SEO plugin.

When I go to a post or page edit screen in wp-admin I am not allowed to toggle the Yoast panel to the open position. It stays closed unless I change the theme back to TwentyEleven or any other.

I am having this problem using the themes named Trim and Nova specifically.

Does anyone know of a way to fix this?