Subject: Inquiry About Using Custom Fields for Meta Titles and Description

  • Subject: Inquiry About Using Custom Fields for Meta Titles and Descriptions

    Hello SEO Framework Team,

    I am currently testing your plugin, The SEO Framework, and I am planning to import meta titles and meta descriptions using the tool WP All Import. To make the process more efficient, it would be ideal if your plugin uses custom fields for storing these SEO data.

    If custom fields are not available, I would have to resort to using custom PHP code, which has significant drawbacks. It would be more complicated and time-consuming to implement. Therefore, it would be much better and simpler if these fields were already available as custom fields.

    If this isn’t the case, I can implement the import through PHP as a last resort. Here’s the link to the PHP functions I would need to use: https://www.wpallimport.com/documentation/inline-php/. However, I strongly prefer handling this via custom fields if possible.

    Thank you in advance for your support!

    Best regards,

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  • Hi there,

    I did import meta titles and descriptions with WP Allimport. The custom fields were:

    • _genesis_title
    • _genesis_description

    Kind regards

    Plugin Author Sybre Waaijer

    (@cybr)

    Howdy!

    @un1verse is right; those are the custom meta fields you’re looking for. Here’s the code reference.

    Note that The SEO Framework automatically generates meta titles and descriptions. TSF does not store those generated fields in the database. So, if the page title and content are already present, The SEO Framework can quickly fill in the meta title and description for you.

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