Jorge Raigoza

Never mind x2.

The correct filter is wpseo_sitemap_entry. This filter applies to all post and page elements.

Return the $url parameter for the elements that you want. For the elements that you do not want, return ” (EMPTY).

function sitemap_exclude_post( $url, $type, $post ) {

	if ( $post->ID === 1 ) {
		// Exclude
		return '';
	}
	
	return $url;
}
add_filter( 'wpseo_sitemap_entry', 'sitemap_exclude_post', 1, 3 );

• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by Jorge Raigoza. Reason: grammar and styling

Never mind. I misread the article. I always get confuse with the word Taxonomy:

• Category
• Tag
• Link Category
• Post Format
• Custom Taxonomies

Basically, I was trying to filter posts and pages using their ID instead of a taxonomy slug.

Is there any way to filter per post ID using PHP?

As Chris mentioned, this plugin doesn’t play well with themes.

We have a non-bootstrap theme. When we load the plug-in, the whole layout goes out of place.

At the beginning I tough I could fix it… After reviewing the issue, I noticed a whole file causing the issues (magee-shortcodes/assets/bootstrap/css/bootstrap.min.css). It resizes and changes layout to ALL generic components, e.g. buttons.

Honestly, you should not do this for a plug-in.

Closing topic