Waqar Ali

Hi @sevensoutbill

Based on suggestions from George Notarasv, I’ll recommend to check if the code block at line# 119 in plugin’s “seo-data-transporter.php” file is properly updated,

From:

'Add Meta Tags' => array(
	'Custom Doctitle'  => '_amt_title',
	'META Description' => '_amt_description',
	'META Keywords'    => '_amt_keywords',
),

To:

'Add Meta Tags' => array(
	'Custom Doctitle'  => '_amt_title',
	'META Description' => '_amt_description',
	'META Keywords'    => '_amt_keywords',
	'Custom Scripts'   => '_amt_full_metatags',
),

In case your additional meta keys are still not being recognized, it would be a good idea to check your database entries to make sure that the meta key used for that data is indeed “_amt_full_metatags”.

Hi @oldmankit

It is possible to customize the “read more” link on the slides, programmatically:

1. If you’ve selected “Display post excerpts” in the plugin’s settings, you can use “excerpt_more” filter ( example ref: https://codex.wordpress.org/Excerpt )

OR

2. If you’ve selected “Display post content” with some characters limit, you can use “get_the_content_more_link” filter ( example ref: https://my.studiopress.com/documentation/snippets/post-excerpts/modify-the-content-limit-read-more-link/ )

Note: depending on the child theme’s code and plugins active on the website, you may have to adjust the “$priority” parameter to make these filters work.
( ref: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/add_filter/ )

Once you’re able to filter the read more link on the slides using your custom code, next step would be to conditionally change their text, based Polylang plugin’s active language.
( ref: https://polylang.wordpress.com/documentation/documentation-for-developers/functions-reference/ )