Yoast Keyword Snippet is missing field

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.

I have the same issue with Yoast Premium plugin and trying to find out the problem. It appeared after the last update. The last update too made all redirects conflicting!

Just realized the same issue. Had the plugins update, once i try to load any post or page editor, the snippet disappears.

I’ve disabled the plugin, re-enabled. Also deactivate and activate back the metabox for pages and posts, nothing happens. now i got 120 posts without ability to edit them and i cannot revert back to the latest backup cause we already made drastic changes on dev mode.

please advise!

I have looked at multiple threads on this and it appears that the issue is with the 9.2.1 update? The keyword snippet was working just a few days ago, so I am not sure how this is a problem with my theme.

This is very disappointing, as Yoast is a wonderful asset to WordPress.

erinsbwp: Can you provide a screenshot of what the meta box looks like for you?

habaza & islander1989: If you have a similar issue, please open a new request. That way it’s easier to track issues and provide assistance. Thanks!

Here’s a screenshot of what the box looks like on all my posts.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by erinsbwp.

Hello,
I am having the same issue as erinsbwp. My box looks exactly like her screenshot.
I have not added any new plug-ins or changed anything. It seems as if this has happened overnight. The problem has persisted for the past 3-4 days

erinsbwp & powelld23: From what I can see, you both are running an older WordPress 4.8.x version, possibly on a server with PHP 7.x

I created a local test install with WP 4.8.7 with PHP 7.2 and reproduced the empty box you’re seeing. I reported the issue here.

Rolling back to Yoast SEO 9.1 or updating to WordPress 4.9.8 (current version) restored the meta box.

hello,

I have seme issue.
My WordPress is 4.9.8 and Yoast SEO 9.2.1. Do you have more suggestions?

Hi, I had the same issue, identical blank screen part as @erinsbwp posted, using the latest version of WP, 4.9.8 and latest Yoast 9.2.1

I found out WPML and Yoast clashed: deactivating WPML 4.0.8 solved the issue. That is, I need WPML for a functioning website.. Fortunately, there is a WPML Multilingual CMS plugin update to 4.1.0

This solved it for me. Just my 2?.

It’s odd because I don’t use WPML… I will look into upgrading my WP version.

tsdbm: If you use WPML, please update WPML to the 4.1 version released yesterday.

If you use WordPress 4.8.x, there is an open bug report here. Please either update to WordPress 4.9.8 or roll back to Yoast SEO 9.1 while our developer investigate the bug report.

erinsbwp: Please let me know if the issue remains after upgrading WP.

Everyone else: I’m marking this as resolved since the issue is fixed for WPML users (upgrade WPML to 4.1) and a bug report is open for non-WPML with older WordPress versions. If you do not use WPML and have WordPress 4.9.8, please open a new request. That way it’s easier to track issues and provide assistance. Thanks!

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by amboutwe.

@amboutwe, I upgraded to 4.8.9 and it is working as expected. Thank you for your help!

Thank you for your help! Problem solved.

Don’t use WPML. On WP 5.0.3. Yoast is up to date. Still not working