When you enter a SEO description, you might e.g. comma and dots and in this case the focus keyword doesn't match and therefore isn't hightlighted in preview.
An example, I have the following SEO description:
"Passioneret webudvikler, der udvikler hjemmesider og webshops med brugervenlighed i fokus."
If I add the focus keyword "udvikler" (developer in English), the word in preview is hightlighted. But if I enter "webudvikler" (web developer) in the focus keyword it doesn't match because of the comma, but it does match if I enter "webudvikler," ..
So I think the check if the focus keyword exists somewhere in string for SEO description and not only match the specific word.. or if it should match a word it should take into account for characters like comma, dot, colon, semicolon, quotes, apostrophe..?
I've fixed this issue this morning and you can already try the updated package by installing the package below (same package file as the one in the other thread). Make sure to update the cache.
Focus keyword not highlighted in preview when having comma after
When you enter a SEO description, you might e.g. comma and dots and in this case the focus keyword doesn't match and therefore isn't hightlighted in preview.
An example, I have the following SEO description:
"Passioneret webudvikler, der udvikler hjemmesider og webshops med brugervenlighed i fokus."
If I add the focus keyword "udvikler" (developer in English), the word in preview is hightlighted. But if I enter "webudvikler" (web developer) in the focus keyword it doesn't match because of the comma, but it does match if I enter "webudvikler," ..
So I think the check if the focus keyword exists somewhere in string for SEO description and not only match the specific word.. or if it should match a word it should take into account for characters like comma, dot, colon, semicolon, quotes, apostrophe..?
Umbraco 7.1.4 and SEO Checker 1.6
/Bjarne
Wow weird one I will make sure it gets fixed for the next release (propably out next week)
Thanks for reporting.
Hi Bjarne,
I've fixed this issue this morning and you can already try the updated package by installing the package below (same package file as the one in the other thread). Make sure to update the cache.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/hctibuqcuplxort/seochecker-1.6.1.zip
Best,
Richard
Hi Richard
Thanks for the quick fix.. it works just fine now :)
/Bjarne
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