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I have tried the two and the result comes up blank. It only seems to work with get_post_meta(), could I be doing something wrong?

Here is a hack if you are using CDN to host wp-content

1. Copy xml-sitemap.xsl from your CDN to root domain
Go to wordpress-seo folder and copy xml-sitemap.xsl from the ‘css’ folder to your root domain.

2.Edit wp-seo.php
In the wordpress-seo folder, open wp-seo.php with a text editor and define your root domain in full.

Example:
Below
define( 'WPSEO_FRONT_URL', $pluginurl );
Add
define( 'WPSEO_FULL_URL', 'https://example.com' );

3. Edit class-sitemaps.php
Open class-sitemaps.php with a text editor find and replace

// default stylesheet
		$this->stylesheet = '<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="'.WPSEO_REAL_URL.'/xml-sitemap.xsl"?>';

With

// default stylesheet
		$this->stylesheet = '<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="'.WPSEO_FULL_URL.'/xml-sitemap.xsl"?>';

Take a look at this:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-wordpress-seo-by-yoast-www-error-805303f4?replies=4

@yoast, Does this mean the stylesheet won’t work for those who move wp-content to a CDN or on a multisite install? How would one fix this?

@mercadeoglobal, The sitemap is still there. Only the stylesheet is missing. To see your sitemap, view the page source. Bots can still access it

%%title%% | %%sitename%% works fine although I have noticed that it will be overridden if you enter SEO title when posting.

%%pagenumber%% and %%page%% do not work

I tried saving %%title%% | %%pagenumber%% and it doesn’t work

It’s not only title tags, you will also get duplicate Meta descriptions when you paginate. It’s such a shame that Yoast is considered an authority on SEO and yet this plugin can get you penalized by Google.

I had to stop using the plugin 3 days ago. If you don’t find a solution, you can use Ultimate SEO plugin, it will append the page number on your titles and Meta description when you paginate.

WARNING: Duplicate Meta Descriptions and Title Tags when Paginating
Although the WordPress SEO plugin was mentioned by Matt Cutts (Google spam team) has having implemented rel= “next” and rel =“previous” elements, it does not adhere to unique titles & descriptions when you paginate.

This means that if you break a long post into 3 pages (<!—nextpage–>) i.e
example/3/
example/2/
example/

Yoast’s plugin will display the same title and description across all pages and Google will penalize you for duplicate content.

If you have paginated posts, check your Google webmaster account HMTL suggestions.

The issue of duplicate content when paginating has been discussed in detail by a Google employee here.

https://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Webmasters/thread?tid=344378292ff91e8d&hl=en

Ultimate SEO has already addressed this by adding page number after title and the description when you paginate.

Yoast should address this and fast!

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wordpress-seo/