- Fixes a bug where PHP redirects were broken.
- Fixes a bug where users could (temporarily) lose their redirects if our upgrade routine would for some reason not be triggered while updating to versions greater than 3.0.7
- Fixes a bug where slashes were shown in the redirect manager for a redirect without a target url (ie. 410)
- Fixes a Fatal error that occurred when switching from Free to Premium.
- Made PHP redirects faster and more efficient.
- Added an interface to easily serve 410 (content deleted) headers for posts you have just deleted.
- Added support for creating 451 (legal takedown) headers in the redirect manager.
- Improved existing validations, ensuring redirects are complete and unique.
- Added a validation error that checks for a redirect loop.
- Added validation warnings for the following cases:
- when a redirect points to an url that is redirected.
- when a redirect point to a url that cannot be resolved.
- when a redirect points to a url that doesn't return a 200 OK status code.
- Changed the interface for inline editing of redirects to resemble the redirect form used to add redirects.
- Fixes a possible fatal error on update.
- Replaced checkboxes and radio buttons with toggles on the Premium settings pages.
- Makes sure post / term slugs uniqueness checks also take into account redirects.
- Makes sure redirected are redirected both with and without trailing slash.
- Takes the WP permalink structure into account in deciding if we should redirect to a slug with or without trailing slash.
- Makes sure links to our knowledge base open in a new window.
- Added a few knowledge base suggestions to our support beacon on the redirects page.
- Merge with Yoast SEO 3.1.
- Fixed performance issues in custom fields integration.
- Merge with Yoast SEO 3.0.5.
- Merge with Yoast SEO 3.0, including the realtime content analysis tool and social settings for taxonomies.
- Added possibility to analyze multiple keywords per post/page.
- Added support beacon to all the Yoast SEO settings pages, allowing users to ask for support straight from their WordPress backends.
- Added a filter
wpseo_hide_version that allows webmasters to hide the Yoast SEO Premium version number in the debug marker.
- Merge with Yoast SEO 2.3.3
- Fixes a bug where the .htaccess redirect import was no longer available.
- Fixes a bug where upgrading to version 2.3 would occasionally cause WSOD's on both admin and frontend. We were unable to pinpoint the exact conflicting plugins and themes, but we are quite confident it was caused by us using, and others hooking into, WP_Query too early.
- Merge with Yoast SEO 2.3.1
- Renamed plugin to "Yoast SEO Premium"
- Fixed compatibility issue with Post type order plugin.
- Merge with Yoast SEO 2.3
- Fixed a bug that would create unnecessary (and sometimes even faulty) redirects.
- Added a Japanese translation and updated several other languages.
- Adds an X-Redirect-By header to redirects that were created using WordPress SEO Premium. Works for all PHP redirects and regular NGINX redirects. Doesn't work for Apache.
- Makes sure all AJAX notices become dismissible.
- Makes sure the redirect notice also shows the old and new url.
- Fixes a bug where the link in the redirect notice was not clickable in some cases.
- Fixes a bug where we offered the user the possibility to undo creating a redirect that was never created in the first place.
- Fixes a bug where clicking a link to our knowledge base about redirect types triggered a notice instead of taking the user to the right page.
- Fixes a bug where in some cases no tab was selected after reloading the crawl issues in the GWT settings.
- Fixes a bug where automatic redirects where being created for unpublished posts.
- Fixes a bug where automatic redirects where not being created on slug change when using quick edit for both posts and terms.
- Fixes a bug where where automatic redirects where not being created on slug change for custom taxonomies.
- Fixes a bug where a slug change could falsely be detected and redirected in case of a term update in the context of a post update
- Merge with Yoast SEO 2.2