The SEO Framework – Fast, Automated, Effortless.

更新日志

5.0.6

This patch addresses an issue where WordPress 6.0 and higher mistakenly tweaks unpaginated queries as comment-paginated, causing indexing issues when using Full Site Editing or themes that prerender Blocks before TSF.

5.0.5

In this minor sitemap-centric update, we’ve integrated WPML and Polylang’s language-specific sitemap URLs into robots.txt, clarified support for complex sitemaps, and removed deprecated pinging functionality. We also added seconds to timestamps, resolved issues pertaining to the number 0, and remotely fixed another compatibility issue in Polylang.

5.0.4

This tiny update addresses an issue that affected detection of the assigned blog page.

5.0.3

This minor update fixes compatibility with Polylang Pro. We also perfected the detection of unassigned home and blog pages and improved the Block Editor’s load time by resolving a glitch.

5.0.2

This minor update fixes more issues our community found after the release of TSF v5.0.0. We also improved the calculation of primary terms with child terms and how breadcrumbs handle post type archives. And again, we improved the performance.

5.0.1

This minor update fixes issues our community found after the release of TSF v5.0.0. We also improved the performance.

5.0.0 – Apex

We become just by doing just acts, temperate by doing temperate acts, brave by doing brave acts. – Aristotle

发布高亮

• There’s a brand-new relational Schema.org structured data generator.
• We added a new shortcode (and function) for breadcrumbs to put in your templates.
• You can now select a preferred Twitter Card type for every post, term, and custom post type.
• Do you fancy the SEO Bar but find it distracting? Toggle the new dull, low-contrast color scheme.
• Special characters are now normalized for SEO Bar assertions, so it is now far more accurate.
• Users with an author role anywhere in a multisite network can now have their SEO meta tweaked from any site.
• Tooltip backgrounds and various border accents now adhere to the admin color scheme (once more).

Apex

Even though we dubbed TSF v4.2 “perfect,” it couldn’t be even better because of its legacy codebase. Many features and tweaks weren’t possible because those would’ve created bugs or made maintenance impossible. In v5.0, we overhauled everything while keeping in mind the future. In doing so, we managed to ascend to a new apex, and we can now see the next summit ahead.

Its code is unrecognizable, yet somehow very familiar. TSF v5.0 “Apex” is just the beginning of what comes next, and it won’t be downhill from here.

New breadcrumb shortcode

You can now use shortcode [tsf_breadcrumb]. This shortcode is meant to be implemented in your theme and will output the current breadcrumb. It will listen to your meta title settings. You can learn more about its syntax in our Knowledge Base about the Breadcrumb shortcode.

Important for developers

• We refactored the entire codebase in this update — over 1.20 million characters were written, and over 0.87 million were removed.
• The code counts 1229 registered changes; we added over 70 new classes, 220 new methods, 20 new filters, and a shortcode.
• For the main object, tsf(), we deleted 19 classes, deprecated 388 methods and 1 property, and deleted 110 methods and 10 properties.
• uid is now an accepted custom query parameter for almost all meta-generator methods. If your custom filters for TSF act odd on profile pages, reach out to us in the forums and show us your code. We’ll fix it for you.
• So, if you ever used the the_seo_framework() or tsf() function, you almost certainly will get a deprecation notice. If you need assistance resolving this, please open a new support topic and show us your code.

New meta tag generator

TSF now generates all meta tags via a registry. You can alter the population of the registry via filters the_seo_framework_meta_generator_pools and the_seo_framework_meta_generators, and you can modify the final registry via filter the_seo_framework_meta_render_data. For that, you can find an example at Github.

New Schema.org graph generator

We added a new Schema.org structured data generator to TSF. This generator supports every page, post, archive, and custom post type. We built it to be referential and expansive by generating an ID-based graph. For example, if you refer to a Person once, their entity will be put right there, but if you refer to it again, it will use an ID-based reference. This keeps the output code neat and will not waste time generating an entity twice. You can filter it via the_seo_framework_schema_graph_data.

环境更新指南

WordPress 5.5 through 5.8 are no longer supported. Here’s why:

• Over 75% of all WordPress sites are using WordPress v5.9 or later.
• Newer versions of WordPress are faster, more reliable, and easier to work with — for both you and us.
• 支持过去的版本会花费一些时间，而更好地用于实现新功能。

PHP 7.2 and 7.3 are no longer supported. Here’s why:

• Almost 80% of all WordPress sites are using PHP v7.4 or later.
• Newer versions of PHP are faster and more secure. For us, they’re also easier to work with.
• Again, supporting past versions takes time away that’s better used implementing new features.

支持开发

We hope you’ll love this update as much as we do. Please consider supporting us by sharing a fantastic review, get a license, or do your friends and colleagues a favor by installing TSF for them.

详细日志

We become brave by training ourselves to despise and endure terrors, and we shall be best able to endure terrors when we have become brave.

Full changelog

• You can find the full changelog here.