johanvanderwijk

Does anyone have an idea how to disable this funcionality:

If the requested page consists of several posts (like the main index of your blog), all the available keywords and descriptions get pasted together into the respective meta directive.

My main blog page now has huge meta tags for description and keyword, search engines will most definitely see this as spam…

I really don’t know a lot about php, but wouldn’t it be possible to turn off the plugin for certain pages and return a default meta description and keywords?

Yes, you can just add the PHP file to the root of WP and then give this as the location in the “Enter your Sitemap URL below” form.
Note that the example is in the form of https://www.google.com/sitemap.xml, but you will have to use something like https://www.google.com/sitemap.php (php filename extension).

Please accept my apologies for messing up your post with my unrelated comment. After posting my comment and re-reading your message I realized that my problem had nothing to do with the problem you are experiencing, sorry!
By the way, I found a workaround for my problem: uncheck the “Show ‘Contact Form’ Quicktag” checkbox on the contact form options page.

I don’t know if it is related (n00b, sorry :)), but I am experiencing a conflict between the Contact Form plugin and any other plugin that adds an ‘insert code’ button above the post form. I think the contact form breaks the javascript or something like that.

To also include the static pages to the XML output, I modified the query from the first script in this thread to this:

SELECT * FROM $wpdb->posts WHERE post_status = 'publish' OR post_status = 'static' ORDER by post_modified DESC

Works perfectly ??