Alright, I need you to test something for me.
In the SEO auto linker plugin folder, replace the front.php file with this https://gist.github.com/5841e38cb2a00baed0f6
Alternatively, you can use this link to just get the file: https://raw.github.com/gist/5841e38cb2a00baed0f6/e1cb9cba5508d9bd0460748360fe03f38b40d2f9/front.php
Let me know if that fixes the issue.
Its much better now. "Plútó" gets linked, but if its not a precise match then it`s not working. The one with the suffix “Plútói” is overlooked now. Altough this suits my particular needs perfectly. Thank you.
Okay, that’s expected behavior. The plugin won’t know that Plútói and Plútó are related — you’ll have to add both to the keywords field of the link.
SO! The downside of this is that what I did will not be enabled by default, but I’ll push some changes to the plugin and release a new version later this week or early next and post the way that you can enabled them. Sound like a plan?
that would be great. I dont know, but probably it would benefit many people with foreign language pages if you could make a checkbox at the options page for enabling/disabling unicode support at word limits. This way the users wouldnt have to dabble in the source files. Just an opinion.
I agree. There’s no an option on the admin page to enable them!
Screenshot: http://ww.wp.xz.cn/extend/plugins/seo-auto-linker/screenshots/
There’s a new version with this added. Test it out, let me know!
I tested with the new option enabled and disabled and is working as expected. When it is enabled it has the same new behavior as with the front.php file you sent me earlier.
Thank you very much for your work.
Awesome. Thanks for much for testing it for me!
