Open Pcosta88 opened 7 years ago
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There can be pages on a user's website that will not be publicly accessible. In these cases, it would be useful for the user to disable the Metabox and any Yoast features completely
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@hedgefield can we come up with a simple UI for this?
There are two ways we could do this:
add extra toggles to the Posttypes tab*,
or,
add exclusions on the Features tab.
Quick mockup based on the mutable filters concept from https://github.com/Yoast/roadmap/issues/38
In terms of simplicity, I'd go with the first idea. It can be implemented right away. It does make the CPT page a bit longer, but any sort of implementation on the Features tab only introduces complexity there.
*Note that I changed the layout of our toggles to improve scannability and overall balance on this page. I'll make a separate issue for that.
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While reviewing and cleaning (old) issues I found that this issue is still relevant as of today with Yoast 9.5.
Leaving this issue open for now.
We have the ability to disable the SEO and Readability scores of the metabox for different users. We should provide the ability to disable it per post type. In this manner, a user may be able to disable the metabox on a custom post type.