Dalton Rooney

Confirmed problem here as well. I have 10 CPTs, listing works fine on all but one.

@thinkwired Better to use the filter I referenced above to remove the query modification than to try to support an out of date version of the plugin.

The process mainly involves checking for a social description and title.
The social description can only be auto-generated if you’re not using a page builder.

Thanks, that explains it. We don’t use the content field, everything is done with custom fields. We’re able to generate custom Facebook titles and descriptions using the_seo_framework_ogdescription_output filter, but the the_seo_framework_twitterdescription_output filter wasn’t doing anything.

Filtering the available twitter cards to always return true seems to do what I want:
add_filter( 'the_seo_framework_available_twitter_cards','__return_true' );

Then my custom titles, descriptions, and images are being displayed. Cheers!

Great to know, thank you so much!

@cybr – Should this code example still work, or has it been deprecated? I tried it with no success.

When I did a var_dump() of the $args array, $args[‘meta’] always returns false so the conditional filter does not run.

Thanks for opening this thread, Asa. I submitted a proposed change to the developer’s GitHub page, although I am admittedly not as deeply knowledgeable about the codebase to know whether this could have adverse effects elsewhere in the plugin.

I use this plugin with CDN Enabler and Cloudflare and don’t have any problems with either.

@kylephillips That is a great new feature, thank you!

For anyone looking for a simple, one-click caching plugin, I’ve been testing Simple Cache and it looks good. Very easy to install and configure.

For anyone looking for a simple, one-click caching plugin, I’ve been testing Simple Cache and it looks good. Very easy to install and configure.

Just for clarity’s sake, I wanted to add that it’s not true that Google doesn’t index dynamic (AJAX) content. Google’s crawler does in fact render the page with javascript enabled and can include dynamic content in their results. More info here.

Instead of viewing the page source (which is just the HTML delivered by the server), try using something like Chrome’s developer tools and view the “Elements” tab. From there you’ll see that page content as it’s actually rendered with javascript active. That’s how Google’s crawler sees the DOM as well.

That doesn’t solve the problem of local search, but that’s a much trickier problem. WP search does not consider content generated by shortcodes by default. Most likely you’d have to do some kind of sync with Zotero and save the results to the local database, or use a third-party search system that searches the generated content (like a Google custom search), not the database.

Thanks for the info about Complex fields, that looks like it will work as a temporary solution. I will play around and see if I can implement a proper gallery field myself, but if not, I look forward to your solution. Thanks again for a very nice plugin, with great documentation as well.

Thanks for your quick response!

If the post type supports a Title and Editor (content) then all The SEO Framework functions will be activated, this includes the SEO bar and settings.

Aha, that explains it, we do not use the “Editor” field on most of our CPTs, so that’s why the metabox wasn’t showing up. Now that I know the filter for supported post types, it’s no problem.

We would like to change the priority of the metabox, that would be helpful. We would like it to automatically be at the bottom for each user without having to drag it around. Yoast had a filter like that:

add_filter( 'wpseo_metabox_prio', 'low');

Dalton

Just confirming that I experienced this bug as well. Also reporting on the developer’s GitHub page.

Have you tried posting on the Github Issues page? https://github.com/johngodley/redirection/issues

Developers don’t automatically get notifications when new support posts are submitted on www.ads-software.com, but they usually do on Github. ??