• I’ve tried various settings in the “Tag Restrictions” section, including these:

    – wp-caption-text
    – wp-caption
    – caption
    – class=”wp-caption-text”
    – class=”wp-caption”

    None work, though. The caption is a simple <p></p> just like the main body content, but it simply has a class attached to it. If I exclude ‘p’ then even the body content would be excluded, defeating the whole purpose of deep linking. How do I exclude a captions?

    URL: http://www.johnrothra.com/vision-evangelism-statement-services-sermons/

    Here’s the code for the image and caption as created with the Juggernaut-added link:

    <div id="attachment_3549" style="width: 710px" class="wp-caption aligncenter"><img src="http://www.johnrothra.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/EvangelismVision-700x365.png" alt="Fisher of men image: a statement, service, and sermon are not enough." width="700" height="365" class="size-full wp-image-3549" /><p class="wp-caption-text">Many churches and church leaders suffer from the <a href="http://www.johnrothra.com/category/evangelism/" title="Evangelism">evangelism</a> delusion.</p></div>

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/seo-ultimate/

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  • Plugin Author Jeffrey L. Smith

    (@seo-design-solutions)

    @jrothra:

    I would suggest using <p> for now. We designed this to prevent Deeplink Juggernaut from breaking H tags and such. However, when I look at the page in question you referenced above, it all seems to be working properly.

    Did I miss something?

    Jeffrey

    Thread Starter jrothra

    (@jrothra)

    Jeffrey, you may have missed that the word “evangelism” in the picture caption is a link. That link is created by the Deep Link Juggernaut. The caption’s HTML designation is the default used by WordPress.

    Plugin Author Jeffrey L. Smith

    (@seo-design-solutions)

    @jrothra

    You could tone down the deeplink juggernaut link options under content link settings (to not link to the same destination more than 1 time) and we will look into this to see if something changed with WP core and our plugin as this feature was engineered years ago, so, it could be something simple from our side.

    But, it which case, it will have to wait until next development cycle to address and fix. However, it is duly noted as a potential bug.

    Thanks,

    Jeffrey

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