WordPress SEO Framework Extension Manager

Jan 152017

WordPress SEO Framework Extension Manager will add more power and control over The SEO Framework. It is a must have extension.

Last Updated: April 20, 2018

Latest News: I have updated the documentation below.

Sybre Waaijer has done it again with this extension. He truly is going to bring a great SEO service to the WordPress community.

The SEO Framework Extension Manager brings so much control over the The SEO Framework. This will allow you to add extra tools, services Free or Premium. Purchasing the Pro services and addons will depend on your needs and your website. The Free version is powerful on its own. Expect more addons to be added in the future.

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The SEO Framework – Extension Manager changelog 1.5.0

New Extensions:

Focus: This free extension guides you through the process of writing quality content with focus keywords, inflections, and synonyms.

Important notes:

This plugin now requires WordPress 4.6 or later, or it will deactivate itself.
This plugin now requires The SEO Framework 2.8 or later, or it will stay dormant.
This plugin no longer supports IE11 and Safari 9, or earlier.

Plugin Improvements:

Added: Extensions no longer load when they’re deemed incompatible due to WordPress’ environmental changes to ensure stability.
Added: Extensions can now add in-post options in predefined tabs (Structure, Audit, and Advanced).
Added: The plugin and extensions can now upgrade their database for future improvements when necessary.
Added: The plugin and extensions can now abstractly tell time, like AI human would.
Added: The plugin and extensions can now prevent memory exhaustion prior executing heavy tasks.
Added: Enhanced Microsoft Edge and iOS touch support, like momentum scrolling.
Added: Filter tsf_extension_manager_can_manage_options, boolean, expects value of current_user_can().
Changed: The extension manager pages have been modernized, standardized, and now have vastly improved rendering time. No more screen detection is required through the magic of flex.
Changed: Form iterations now have 10 seconds to load, instead of 5. This means more Local SEO departments can be loaded at once and timeouts should occur less often.
Improved: Users can now reactivate their account after migrating sites or changing security keys without a hassle.
Improved: External links (e.g. to Google and TSF sites) are no longer traceable.
Improved: Suppressed AJAX error messages now display at least the intended error code for support.
Improved: The plugin can now deactivate itself on activation when running PHP 5.2, rather than WordPress doing it for us.
Improved: The plugin’s bootstrap has been rewritten to be more efficient, faster, and easier to maintain.
Improved: The extension option database entries will now be deleted when no indexes are present.
Improved: Various UI elements now fit more neatly on some screens.
Improved: When an extension’s class autoloader can’t be registered, the extension in question fails safely.
Improved: The new-and-improved tooltip generation of TSF 3.0 has been implemented and improved further upon.
Improved: Reduced floating operations required on various browser painting operations, for a smoother experience.
Improved: Added various accessibility improvements, like focus highlighting.
Fixed: When domains mismatch on switching sites, you’re now correctly informed again.
Fixed: Some array to object conversions in the schema packer caused invalid input data from Local SEO not to be parsed through conditions correctly and caused several PHP warnings instead.
- Because the affected condition checking happens through conditional HTML5 input fields and JavaScript for improved UX, this didn’t cause unexpected output because the user couldn’t save anyway.
- No action is required from the user.
Fixed: When you’re requesting for geocoding services too rapidly (e.g. in Local SEO), you’re now correctly notified.
Fixed: Various browser rendering glitches have been ironed out, like changing borders on “missile switch cover”-buttons.
Removed: Legacy browser support. Supporting less than 1% of the users is no excuse for hindering the other 99%.

API changes:

External:
- We now provide lexical services.
- Our Geocoding services now accepts street entries without numbers, the effectiveness might vary based on secondary input.

Updated Extensions:

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