If a user has a keyword with a punctuation mark in it like an exclamation point, WordPress strips it out when it is added to the slug. Therefore, we should detect if Keyword has a punctuation mark in it and output a different notification for the slug alerting users to this.
1.Add a keyword with an ending mark like: FRITZ!App WLAN
2. See it appear as a slug with out the exclamation point
3.See notification outputted Keyphrase in slug: (Part of) your keyphrase does not appear in the slug. Change that!
We should therefore, improve that notification by alerting users that they have a mark in the slug.
If a user has a keyword with a punctuation mark in it like an exclamation point, WordPress strips it out when it is added to the slug. Therefore, we should detect if Keyword has a punctuation mark in it and output a different notification for the slug alerting users to this.
1.Add a keyword with an ending mark like: FRITZ!App WLAN
2. See it appear as a slug with out the exclamation point
3.See notification outputted Keyphrase in slug: (Part of) your keyphrase does not appear in the slug. Change that!
Not sure if Yoast was set-up to do that previously based on these two issues? https://github.com/Yoast/YoastSEO.js/pull/1778 and https://github.com/Yoast/YoastSEO.js/issues/1608
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