Content Analysis for hard-coded Themes (PHP)

  • Resolved danielbeckerplx

    (@danielbeckerplx)


    3 years, 4 months ago

    Hi there,

    I was wondering if the Content Analysis also works for “hard coded” php themes? The issue is that SEO Press expects the content of the website to be written in WordPress blocks for analizing. I am coding the pages of the theme directly inside the .php files and therefor need those to be checked.

    All text strings are put inside <?php esc_html_e( '' ); ?> tags and should be readable for the SEO Press plugin. WPML for example has no problem reading the strings.

    Is there a setting I need to change, an additional plugin to install or something I need to include to the code to make it work?

    Looking forward to hear from you.

    Thank You
    Daniel

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  • Plugin Author Benjamin Denis

    (@rainbowgeek)

    Hi,

    we read the source code of the page like a search engine crawler so it will run as expected even if it’s hard coded (except for 1 or 2 analysis that uses the post_content table like words count, which is mandatory).

    Thread Starter danielbeckerplx

    (@danielbeckerplx)

    Hi,

    thank you for your quick response. So if I get this right, the plugin works just fine also with hard coded themes, so far so good. One feature of the SEOPress content analysis that I found really helpfull is the query of search keywords. In my case unfortunatelly it doesn’t work.

    Is there a chance to get it running or is there at least a similar feature in SEOPress somewhere else?

    Thank You

    Plugin Author Benjamin Denis

    (@rainbowgeek)

    “One feature of the SEOPress content analysis that I found really helpfull is the query of search keywords. In my case unfortunatelly it doesn’t work.” are you talking about Google Suggestions?

    Can you share a screenshot of what you’re talking about please?

    Thx!

    Thread Starter danielbeckerplx

    (@danielbeckerplx)

    Hi,
    yes I am talking about the google suggestions. I don’t know if I am right, but I thought it is a sort of live check at google which Keywords work better for our site to boost our visibility.

    In the meantime I read a lot of the documentation material you support on your website, to get a better understanding how search engines work and how to use SEOpress. A big “thumbs up” for detailed documentations on your website, it really helped me out to understand the whole SEO topic better.

    So for now I just think the google suggestions would be a nice-to-have feature but it is not mandatory. For the remaining settings I will read the documentations on your website and I hope I will get along with it.

    Thank You

    Plugin Author Benjamin Denis

    (@rainbowgeek)

    Thank you for your feedback.

    This feature is already available with SEOPress PRO:

    https://www.seopress.org/features/content-analysis/

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