onskulsm

Hi, Bob

Would you be able to share with us the problematic document?
You can drop us an email at [email protected]

You can use both plugins at the same time

Hi.

We have released a workaround for people who need some custom fields checked.

You need to define a global JS function semrushSwaGetContent(). The function needs to return either an object with html and title string fields or a Promise resolving into such an object.

If this function is defined, SWA will use its output as a post’s content.
Otherwise, SWA will work as usual.

Ilya Onskul,
Product Owner of SEO Writing Assistant

Hi, George

Since the latest release (1.0.4) this option is available in the plug-in

1. Check the name of your current theme in WP Admin (/wp-admin/themes.php)
2. Open file wp-content/themes/<your_theme_name>/functions.php
3. Find the function called <your_theme_name>_setup() and add before its end

add_filter( ‘semrush_seo_writing_assistant_post_types’, function ( $post_types ) {
return array_merge($post_types, array(‘<your post type>’));
});

Ilya Onskul,

Product Owner

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Hi, Mike

I am Ilya Onskul, Product Owner of the tool.
There are no specific steps to use SWA with Gutenberg, it should be available readily.
By default it would be in the footer of the page, but you can move it to a right sidebar as well

If the problem persists, do you mind dropping us a line at [email protected]?