6.5. SEO Tab

This tab contains settings related to search engine optimization.

6.5.1. Meta Keywords Key

Enter the post meta key [1] which is used by your SEO plugin to store meta keywords. When you check Save meta keywords? setting, the found meta keys will be saved under the key defined in this setting.

Note

If your SEO plugin saves meta keywords, you can use this setting to save the meta keywords automatically. If it does save them, you can leave this setting empty.

Note

This key might be different for each SEO plugin. Therefore, you should learn the key used by your SEO plugin.

6.5.2. Meta Description Key

Enter the post meta key [1] which is used by your SEO plugin to store meta descriptions. When you check Save meta description? setting, the found meta description will be savd under the key defined in this setting.

Note

If your SEO plugin saves meta descriptions, you can use this setting to save the meta descriptions automatically. If it does save them, you can leave this setting empty.

Note

This key might be different for each SEO plugin. Therefore, you should learn the key used by your SEO plugin.

6.5.3. Find and Replace Test Code

You can enter any text into this setting’s textarea. The text will be used when testing the find-replace values defined in Find and replace in all post pages.

6.5.4. Find and replace in all post pages

Enter your find-replace configurations which you want to apply in all site settings (See: Find and Replace Setting). The replacements will be done just after the HTML of target page is retrieved and raw HTML find-replace options are applied. These replacements will be applied to all of the active sites.

Footnotes

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(1, 2) Post meta keys are also known as custom fields. Plugins use them to save more information about posts. See WordPress Custom Fields for more information about the custom fields. The post meta values are saved into wp_postmeta table in your database. You can learn more about this database table in WordPress Database Description.