omarreiss
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9 years ago - [x] #264
- [ ] #643
- [x] #681
- [x] #1236
Closed omarreiss closed 9 years ago
omarreiss
commented
9 years ago 
CarolineGeven
commented
9 years ago Currently the keyword density does not show up for articles with 100 words or less. If the keyword density cannot be calculated for this, please add a message of some sorts to avoid confusion for the user.
Putting this here as a reminder to not forget testing/checking this later. The SEO score in the 'Publish' box is not styled yet.
Currently unable to test this, as the SEO score styling is not finished yet.
When there's no meta description specified, the page analysis notifies that no meta description has been specified, but also displays a message saying the meta description is there, but without the focus keyword. To duplicate this issue, do not alter the meta description.
There's a difference in the outcome of the text analysis as seen below.
When using the keyword 'high performance', the keyword with a hyphen ('high-performance') is counted as keyword as well, which is good. However, the page title seems to be ignored. They keyword high-performance can be found in:
The following keyword density is calculated:
The keyword density is 1.3%, which is great, the focus keyword was found 4 times.
I'm not sure if we only calculate the content for the keyword density, or if the title should be calculated as well.
When using the keyword 'high-performance', the keyword without a hyphen is ignored, which seems to be wrong. The keyword high-performance shows a keyword density of 0%, even though the exact keyword can be found at least 2 times in the text.
The keyword density is 0%, which is a bit low, the focus keyword was found 0 times.
This bug seems to be reintroduced.
Related to the issue above
Related to the issue above
This issue seems to be reintroduced.
Same goes for: https://github.com/Yoast/wordpress-seo/issues/915 https://github.com/Yoast/wordpress-seo/issues/1103 https://github.com/Yoast/wordpress-seo/issues/613
When setting "keyword" or «keyword» as focus keyword, the page analysis does not detect the keywords in the text. However, when removing the quotation marks in the focus keyword, the focus keywords are found. Most likely related to the above issues regarding special chars in text.
The dismissable notice is not implemented.
it would be nice if there's a message displayed to let the user know the recalculation has been done and the box can be dismissed without any issue.
<p> has a class attributeThis is an issue in the old page analysis, in the new page analysis this issue is solved.
This issue seems fixed in both the old and new text analysis, however, the keyword density is here 0% as well, because of the special characters.
Cannot reproduce issue in both old and new text analysis, seems fixed.
This issue is not yet fixed. Next to that, there's contradicting information in the page analysis.
This seems fixed in the newest page analysis.
As the page analysis is now recalculated while editing and there's no seperate focus keyword usage anymore, this issue seems outdated.
The old analysis also analyzes custom post types. The new text analysis doesn't do this. Old:
New:
atimmer
commented
9 years ago Some new issues:
When you type in the content box you expect the analysis to update after you are done typing (maybe with a tween time of 1-2seconds).
If you use a as a focus keyword all words with an a in them are recognised as having the focus keyword in them. This shouldn't be the case.
Screenshot:
If you use the following content in the WordPress content box there is a span style="line-h" in the snippet preview.
test testt test test testt test test testt test<span style="line-height: 28.0006999969482px;"> test testt test test testt test</span><span style="line-height: 28.0006999969482px;"> test testt test test testt test test testt test</span><span style="line-height: 28.0006999969482px;">The keyword density is fixed in pull stories/CG/test-analysis, however, the title and URL still contain a bug:
The focus keyword 'neukölln' does not appear in the page title. while it does.
The focus keyword does not appear in the URL for this page. The keyword that's in the URL, is a 'neukolln`, without any special characters.
CarolineGeven
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9 years ago Whenever the focus keyword is found in a word, it's marking it for the calculation of the keyword density. This means that, if for example the focus keyword is 'in', the following word would also be counted: 'dinosaur'.
In issue https://github.com/Yoast/wordpress-seo/issues/103, all variations on the word 'psycholog' will match. This might be desired. This issue and the preferred situation should be discussed.