online0227

Hello, @mikes41720
This seems be not the answer I wanted to know.

I want Yoast to exclude html tag that has specific id I set (e.g. <div id=”yoast-exclude”>…</div>) from creating final meta description.

I checked up the page https://yoast.com/help/list-available-snippet-variables-yoast-seo/ but there seems to be no snippet variable doing such thing. Therefore I need to do regex thing to capture such html tag with specific id in yoast/wordpress backend and remove such tag with specific id before creating final meta desc to show, but I just don’t know which part of source code I should modify.

Thank you very much.

One more thing to add is that it doesn’t save the setting per language. if you set yoast’s setting in one language, and you switch to another language and save specific setting for that language in Yoast, it will ignore saving 2nd setting for 2nd language: Yoast won’t save per-language global SEO setting.

Switching to global language and save yoast’s setting to work for global (all) language will work globally. This looked like a solution to me for multilingual setting for seo behavior of Yoast.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by online0227.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by online0227.

Sorry, solved. The problem was multilingual setting separated. I was setting in different language mode.

https://i.imgur.com/cWeiYyc.png
https://i.imgur.com/eU8pqVG.png

@mikes41720
Hello, it’s all empty in the meta description of Elementor’s Yoast setting, while I put “test meta” in admin dashboard’s Yoast SEO setting. But still, in the page corresponding to those images, it does not show any meta description in the source view of that page. It only show meta description if and only if I put something in the meta description of Elementor’s Yoast setting. Anything written in admin dashboard’s Yoast SEO setting are ignored.

Thank you very much.