@graup– Currently this is not possible. We are working on a solution.

@justin– Great! Let us know if you need anymore help. Closing this ticket.

@dre711– This is really a question for Yoast, on the best way to add all your custom fields (Piklist or others) to his plugin.

However, I found this post that might help >.

Essentially, you can use the WordPress function get_post_custom to pull all your custom fields, and then loop through theme and add them to the $content parameter.

Does that make sense?

@dre711– Welcome to the Piklist community!

Since Piklist does everything the WordPress way, any information you can find on the Yoast wpseo_pre_analysis_post_content filter would work.

Here’s what I found. Add this to your theme’s functions.php file or your main plugin file:

function my_custom_content_analysis($content)
{
	global $post;

	return $content . ' ' . get_post_meta($post->ID, 'PIKLIST-FIELD-NAME', true);
}

add_filter('wpseo_pre_analysis_post_content', 'my_custom_content_analysis');

The PIKLIST-FIELD-NAME is the field parameter when in your field array.

This code will only work with text, textarea and editor field. If you want to do something fancier, you may have to pull the post_meta and loop through the data.

Let us know if you need any more help.

@quanganh– Thanks for letting us know. We never tested with Unyson. We’ll add it to our list of plugins to test.

@justin– Odd. We haven’t seen this before. We will try to reproduce.

@joedostie– Welcome to the Piklist community!

The function in that tutorial, my_remove_post_type_support(), uses a standard WordPress function remove_post_type_support(). The reason this removed the Avada editor is because of the way Avada registered their editor. This is not an issue for Piklist or WordPress, but for Avada.

So, the answer to your question is: It depends on how the theme/plugin authors register their editor with WordPress.

The only thing you can do is try different editors, or ask the theme/plugin author beforehand: “If I run this function remove_post_type_support(‘post’, ‘editor’) will it remove your editor”?

Hope that helped.

The default WordPress post_ID is an integer, so you can’t use DVD0001. However, you can automatically set the post title to this using the Piklist filter piklist_empty_post_title

Check out this example >