In today's release, we’ve fixed several issues with breadcrumbs. One of these bugs turned the order of breadcrumbs on its head, which is not something we like. Things should work as expected now. We’ve also changed how we check if a focus keyphrase was used before. We currently run this against our indexable table, making the process more efficient. Read more about those changes in our release post!
Bugfixes
- Fixes a bug where breadcrumbs would be saved in reversed order.
- Fixes a bug where setting
Security: no advanced settings for authors
tooff
would remove the advanced settings tab for all users. - Fixes a bug where replacement variables would not be replaced when using the deprecated
WPSEO_Frontend
output without echoing it. - Fixes a bug where our
select2
styling would overwrite theselect2
styling of other plugins. - Fixes a bug where JavaScript could be executed via the error message on the Social section in the Yoast Settings. As this potentially dangerous data is not saved, abusing this was not possible.
Enhancements
- Optimizes the query used to check if a focus keyphrase has been previously used, by running it against our indexable table.