• Resolved Watch Teller

    (@watchteller)


    Hi Sybre Waaijer,

    I am using WooCommerce, Yoast SEO and WP Social Sharing Optimization Plugin (can detect Yoast SEO Title and Description).

    Does your/this plugin have the function as follow:
    1. To use meta keywords?
    2. Disable post type archive name in the breadcrumb. Example Blog, Page, Shop (WooCommerce), Brands (Yithemes WooCommerce Brands Add-On)?
    3. Support redirect attachment URL’s to parent post URL?
    4. Support disable/Exclude author/user or post type or post (by post ID) or Taxonomies sitemap?
    5. Are you planned to have JSON-LD – multiple breadcrumb by defaulting a breadcrumb of multiple?
    6. Support Taxonomies XML Sitemap and priority support?

    Currently I am using Yoast SEO to edit my Shop SEO Title and Description problem and Force Rewrite Title to solved my theme’s SEO title.

    Thousand thanks in advance and any suggestion for above issue to overcome after migrated to SEO Framework.

    Thanks

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  • Plugin Author Sybre Waaijer

    (@cybr)

    Hi Watch Teller,

    To answer your questions:

    1. In theory, yes. But you’ll have to program this yourself. Keywords are deprecated.

    2. The Breadcrumbs are in a Schema.org LD+JSON script. It will take either custom the Category SEO Title, or if that’s not found, the category Name. Both without your blogname and separator. Code on GitHub.

    3. Not yet. Planned as of 2.8.0 :).

    4. Through a filter named the_seo_framework_sitemap_exclude_ids, documented under “Since 2.5.2” right here.

    5. This is by default already :). Since 2.6.0 it has been truly expanded and works as intended. The longest crumb is prioritized.

    6. Nope. This plugin does however detect many other sitemap plugins and can work in conjunction with many popular sitemap plugins.

    I hope this clears things up! If you have any more questions, let me know :). Have a great day!

    Thread Starter Watch Teller

    (@watchteller)

    Wow…. Super fast response.

    Useful & helpful resources….
    4. Can I exclude certain post type for sitemap? and Exclude Author/User for sitemap?
    5. Can same product have 2-3 breadcrumb schema JSON-LD and to default the most important breadcrumb to be 1st BreabcrumbList?

    Thanks

    Plugin Author Sybre Waaijer

    (@cybr)

    Anytime!

    4. Yes, using the_seo_framework_sitemap_exclude_cpt filter (“Since 2.5.0”)
    5. Yes, but you currently can’t select the “most important” breadcrumb or category. The longest is seen as the most important.

    I hope this clears things up :). Keep them coming!

    Thread Starter Watch Teller

    (@watchteller)

    Sorry!

    2. Can I custom the category & product category name within each the post & custom post type setting for frontend and Json-ld?

    5. For the time being (waiting this function in future), I will manually key-in multiple breadcrumb json-ld (according google the 1st breadcrumb will picking 1st).

    Plugin Author Sybre Waaijer

    (@cybr)

    No problem :).

    2. Yes. The SEO Title name has priority, then the Category Name.
    5. That’s correct. The other breadcrumbs are used as helpers for understanding the website’s hierarchy.

    Let me know if you have any more questions :). Have a great day!

    Thread Starter Watch Teller

    (@watchteller)

    Sorry again,

    2. Can I custom the category & product category name for website and json-ld breadcrumb?

    Thanks

    Plugin Author Sybre Waaijer

    (@cybr)

    Hi Watch Teller,

    Yes. The SEO Title name has priority, then the Category Name within the LD+Json breadcrumbs.
    The breadcrumbs takes these values from each category it parses.
    The breadcrumb is automatically built when the post is shown. You can select the categories a post belongs to through the default WordPress post editorial interface.

    The breadcrumbs for each page and post are stored separately in the database and will be flushed on post save/edit or after 7 days.

    I hope this clears things up!

    Thread Starter Watch Teller

    (@watchteller)

    Noted and Thanks

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