Generator – The SEO Framework

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The SEO Framework removes the Generator tag put in place by WordPress. The Generator plugin allows you to add it back and customize its output. This plugin adds a Generator Meta Tag Metabox to the SEO Settings page of The SEO Framework. This plugin outputs the Generator Meta Tag beneath the other The Seo Framework meta tags when activated. The Generator meta tag holds (almost) no SEO value, but might give code browsers an idea what you’re using to create your content. The Generator tag should only point to software used to generate your website. E.g. WordPress 4.4.0 or The SEO Framework 2.2.7, etc. About The SEO Framework The all in one automated SEO optimization plugin for WordPress Get it here: The SEO Framework plugin from WordPress.org Other notes This plugin requires WordPress 3.6.0 and up This plugin requires The SEO Framework 2.3.0 and up This is an example plugin, but is fully operational. The following examples are available within the map /other-examples/: Class-based fully documented (original) Class-based normally documented (.min) Class-based normally documented, without examples, with smart functions (.supermin) Function-based fully documented (.noclass) Function-based normally documented (.noclass.min) Class-based barely documented without examples, a compressed “bad example” with smart functions and traces of Yoda code (.badmin) All example files do exactly the same, but are written differently. Only the original and the .noclass files will be maintained. Read about this example plugin here: Generator – The SEO Framework API Docs This plugin contains no filters, constants or actions. Settings Add your own settings to and interact with The SEO Framework. Read how to here: The SEO Framework Settings API