ok stupid question, but how do you check if its working/how it works?
Go to the page and select the view drop down and then select Source Code (or Page Source). You will see title, meta description and meta keyword in there.
Actually the plugin showing a fatal error when doing research into categories and subcategories. Have I contacted the author of the plugin for a possible solution.
Regrettably I recommend disabling the plunger until it is solved that problem.
I managed to identify the cause of the problem "(! empty ($ canonical))" and have a solution to the problem.
Do not know exactly why, but the problem occurs only in research conducted in the category.
So I solved the problem by editing the "class-frontend.php" and removing the following line in the file of the plugin Wordpress SEO:
PHP Code:
if (! empty ($ canonical)) {
if ($ echo)
echo "\ t". "<link rel="canonical" href="'.$canonical.'" /> '." \ n ";
else
return $ canonical;
}
This is the file path: /wp-content/plugins/wordpress-seo/frontend
To circumvent the withdrawal function Canonical and installed a plugin to make that individual function.
This plugin is either causing a conflict or its breaking my flash player - anyone have a good flash player plugin (that I use for custom flash ads)that works well?
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I have good news.
After some testing with the developer of WordPress SEO plugin was released an updated "WordPress SEO v0.2.5.3" that fixes to issue in doing research into categories.
So now just update and enjoy all the features of this excellent plugin.
If you want this is the link to download the new version.
Changelog v.0.2.5.3
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Bugs fixed:
■edit_posts is not the same as edit_post, what a difference an s makes, thanks to nacin.
■preview URLs now work again with clean permalinks on, but only for those with the actual rights to view them.
■Fix for catchable fatal error in canonical function.
■First stab at fix for errors with focus keyword check and keywords filled with HTML tags.
■canonical links for paginated posts are now set correctly.
■Issue where parent taxonomy items would display in the reverse order in breadcrumbs.
■Improved error handling for non PHP 5.2+ installs and also made automatic deactivation work properly.