Upgrade to Version 1.6.12.2 Messes with Posts Admin? Installation / Upgrading - All in One SEO Pack Forum

Greetings, and thanks for such a great plugin!

I'm using self-hosted WP 3.0.1 with a semi-customized installation of the Mystique 2.4.2 theme and I've just upgraded All-In-One SEO to Version 1.6.12.2 and I went to edit a post and noticed the Posts Admin page columns are narrow, and the rows are very high (looks like this: http://divergentweb.com/images…..ne-seo.gif ). The Pages Admin page looks fine, and so do the other admin pages I've checked (Media, Links, Comments, etc).

I get this issue in Windows XP on IE8, WinXP IE8 in compatibility mode, Firefox 3.6.10, and Chrome 6.0.472.63; Windows 7 on IE8, WinXP IE8 in compatibility mode, Firefox 3.6.10, and Chrome 6.0.472.63.

If I disable All-In-One SEO the Posts Admin page looks normal.

Thanks,
George

I have the same problem with narrow post columns. I'm also using WP 3.0.1. I really like this plugin and I don't want to disable it, but it's so annoying I can't live with it this way. Hope this is resolved soon.

Thanks,
Sue

This upgrade really made a mess of the Edit Posts interface. Does the dev read these forums, or is there any other way to contact him? I see the contact form just sends you to the forums for support.

I hope this can be fixed soon, or at least have an option to disable.

WordPress Professional,

Thank you for the reply. I am using a 24" monitor at 1920x1200px resolution, so having a low resolution is not my issue.

Upon looking at this plugin's settings again, I have now located the option to disable these fields which I missed before.

For others interested: Go to WordPress Settings -> All in One SEO and locate 'Custom Post Types for SEO Column Support' then unselect everything. To unselect all fields, you may have to press CTRL then click (I had a problem where I couldn't get all fields unselected unless I held CTRL).

Hope that helps.

Evan

WordPress Professional, thanks for your reply. I increased my screen resolution from 1280x1024 to 1600x1200 and still had the issue. If I understand correctly from reading responses here, the problem is that checking certain options at Settings >> All In One SEO is that some of them result in extra columns on the admin pages that show Pages and Posts. I did what BobMorris did and that was the fixer for me, thanks Bob.

Also, BobMorris was correct that I had to CTRL+Click on the last entry in the 'Custom Post Types for SEO Column Support' box to deselect it.

Thanks for a wonderful plugin, Semper Fi, I've been using it for a number of years now on my personal blogs, and its now the SEO plugin of choice for my workplace as well.