TSF v5.0 added breadcrumbs to every post, page, term, and archive. These are outputted for search engines via structured data, but you can also output them directly on your site via a shortcode. Basic syntax The most basic form of the shortcode, [tsf_breadcrumb], which will look like this: Separator attribute You can add a custom […]
Constant reference for The SEO Framework
Constants are referable terms in the code that can not be altered. Below you’ll find the constants as defined or used in the code as of The SEO Framework v5.0.0. To learn the basics, please read the PHP manual on using constants. User definable constants The following constants can be defined by the user in […]
Using filters
One of the best things the WordPress developers have provided us with is the use of filters. These simple yet potent little hooks allow you to adjust any plugin, theme, or WordPress behavior. Anatomy of a filter The WordPress function add_filter() consists of four parts, annotated by a dollar token: add_filter( $tag, $function_to_add, $priority, $accepted_args […]
Filter reference for The SEO Framework
Filters allow you to change interpreted data conditionally. We recommend against using filters if you aren’t an avid PHP developer. This is because you must revalidate (and possibly update) your implementation on every major release, although that shouldn’t happen often. As of v5.1.0, The SEO Framework registers over 170 filters. Below you’ll find frequently requested […]