• Resolved Jan

    (@jannetto96)


    Dear Events Manager Staff,

    since the seo does not seem to appear in recurring events, I wanted to know how it works in this case. If I change the event, does the seo of all recurring events change? how does it work? some advice?

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  • Hello,

    Are you using YOAST SEO on Events Manager?

    Here’s a reply of Marcus from a similar thread.

    I think Yoast must have tweaked their code to ignore non-public CPTs such as recurring events. I’ve reached out to them about this, but it might take some time for a different fix.

    However, meantime this will solve your problem. Create a .php file (you can use a .txt file and rename it), copy this following code in exactly and upload it to the /wp-content/mu-plugins/ directory (create directory if necessary).

    <?php
    add_filter('em_cp_event_recurring_public', '__return_true');
    add_filter('em_cp_event_recurring_publicly_queryable', '__return_true');

    You could probably add the two bottom lines to your theme functions.php file as well, but not sure it’d work in all cases.

    Thread Starter Jan

    (@jannetto96)

    Thank you!

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