Michiel Heijmans

No problem!

I actually quite like the WordPress gallery
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/The_WordPress_Gallery
combined with a proper light/thickbox plugin for the larger images. Have you tried that? Or does the site have way too many galleries to make that work at this stage..?

Ah ?? Indeed. Changed the comment right after I posted that ??

Are these images in the Edit field of the page (d-shape-silicone-rubber-seal) or inserted via the gallery shortcode? That might be hard to read for our plugin, actually. That means the images are only ‘inserted’ when the page is shown in the browser, not while editing the page.

Could you give me an example of a ngg_tag page you have on your website?

No problem, Patrick! We really appreciate it, as it highlights where we might have to improve the plugin or the documentation on the plugin. Thanks for that!

Have you seen these comments on the same issue?
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/removing-ngg_tags-from-sitemap-1

I’m just wondering what you are using these ngg_tags for? The tag is most probably not the image galleries itself, but tags added to the images, right?

I’d disable it in WordPress SEO > XML Sitemaps (bottom of page)

Got it..! Let’s see what we can do. Will continue this conversation via email!

Hm.. nothing yet?

Thanks… My gut feeling tells me you are using a plugin/framework that allows for the layout of your page, but doesn’t use the build in WordPress editor – am I right? That is the only field the plugin checks, actually…

If your text is indeed in another input field and you want to check the keyword density anyway, try pasting the content in that main Edit field. If you want me to check, add a user with admin rights for michiel [at] yoast.com

On what page?

Could you check header.php for the code between <title> and </title>? It should just read

<title><?php wp_title(''); ?></title>

and nothing else. If it’s something else, replace it.

Thanks!

Your https://simolex.com/sitemap_index.xml also gives me a 404.. Could you try this:
https://kb.yoast.com/article/123-xml-sitemap-errors

Sounds like some other plugin is interfering – could that be? Are you using another plugin for feeds as well? Our plugin only deals with RSS at WordPress SEO > RSS (add something to the feed) – do you have anything in there that might be causing this, like HTML? Or are you just using the variables in there? In that case, I’d say it’s a plugin conflict, to be honest.

Nice ??

Hi!

Two options:
– you did not use the exact focus keyword in your text
– you are using multiple focus keywords
– you are using a content plugin that messes things up
What’s your exact focus keyword?

Thx ??