These filters can be used to filter the titles and descriptions that appear in the llms.txt and llms-full.txt files generated by All in One SEO.

These files are used by Large Language Models (LLMs) to understand and index your site content. Using these filters, you can customize how individual posts and taxonomy terms are represented in those files.

Available Filters

• aioseo_llms_post_title
• aioseo_llms_term_title
• aioseo_llms_post_description
• aioseo_llms_term_description

Common Arguments

All of the filters listed above receive 2 arguments:

1. The value to filter
   • $title (string) for title filters
   • $description (string) for description filters
2. The object
   • $post (WP_Post) for post-based filters
   • $term (WP_Term) for term-based filters

The object parameter can be used to apply conditional logic based on post ID, post type, taxonomy, term ID, metadata, etc.

aioseo_llms_post_title

Purpose

This filter can be used to filter the post title that appears in the llms.txt and llms-full.txt files.

Arguments (2)

• $title (string) – The post title.
• $post (WP_Post) – The post object.

Example code snippet

The code snippet below changes the LLMS title for a specific post.

aioseo_llms_term_title

Purpose

This filter can be used to filter the term title (taxonomy term name) that appears in the llms.txt and llms-full.txt files.

Arguments (2)

• $title (string) – The term title.
• $term (WP_Term) – The term object.

Example code snippet

The code snippet below prepends the taxonomy name to the term title.

aioseo_llms_post_description

Purpose

This filter can be used to filter the post description that appears in the llms.txt file.

The description is typically the meta description set in All in One SEO, or the post excerpt if no meta description is available.

Arguments (2)

• $description (string) – The post description.
• $post (WP_Post) – The post object.

Example code snippet

The code snippet below modifies the description for a specific post.

The code example below removes description for a specific post ID.

aioseo_llms_term_description

Purpose

This filter can be used to filter the term description that appears in the llms.txt file.

The description is typically the meta description set in All in One SEO, or the term description if no meta description is available.

Arguments (2)

• $description (string) – The term description.
• $term (WP_Term) – The term object.

Example code snippet

The code snippet below appends the post count to category descriptions.

Notes

• Returning an empty string from a title filter will exclude that post or term from appearing in the LLMS files.
• Returning an empty string from a description filter will omit the description.
• The list of use cases above is not exhaustive.

Implementation

Need help using our code snippets? Checkout our documentation on “How do I use your API code examples?“.

We recommend using the WPCode plugin for safe and secure implementation. WPCode performs multiple sanitization tests before activating the snippets, ensuring the safety of your website.

This filter allows you to programmatically disable the delivery of SEO Email Reports by All in One SEO.

Version Added

This filter is available in All in One SEO 4.7.7 and above.

Usage

You can add the following filter to disable the delivery of SEO Email reports:

Implementation

Need help using our code snippets? Checkout our documentation on “How do I use your API code examples?“.

We recommend using the WPCode plugin for safe and secure implementation. WPCode performs multiple sanitization tests before activating the snippets, ensuring the safety of your website.

This filter allows you to customize or remove the prefix used in the anchor IDs and links generated by the Table of Contents (TOC) feature in All in One SEO.

By default, All in One SEO adds a prefix of “aioseo-” to the anchors in our Table of Contents Block.

Version Added

This filter is available in All in One SEO 4.7.1 and above.

Arguments

1. $prefix (string): New prefix. By default, this is set to “aioseo-“. You can modify it to another value or an empty string.

Example Code Snippet

The code snippet below is just an example of how this filter can be used. In the example below, a different prefix “mysite-” is used in the IDs instead of the default “aioseo-“.

In the code snippet below, the prefix is completely removed by passing an empty string.

Implementation

Need help using our code snippets? Checkout our documentation on “How do I use your API code examples?“.

We recommend using the WPCode plugin for safe and secure implementation. WPCode performs multiple sanitization tests before activating the snippets, ensuring the safety of your website.

This filter can be used to hide the WooCommerce Shop page from the breadcrumbs.

Arguments (1)

1. $hide (boolean) – Whether to hide the shop page crumb.

Example code snippet

Implementation

Need help using our code snippets? Checkout our documentation on “How do I use your API code examples?“.

We recommend using the WPCode plugin for safe and secure implementation. WPCode performs multiple sanitization tests before activating the snippets, ensuring the safety of your website.

Prerequisites

• Composer installed on your system.
• WordPress installation that uses composer.
• For Pro version only: An active AIOSEO license key.

Installing AIOSEO Lite

Start by adding the AIOSEO repository to your composer file:

composer config repositories.aioseo composer https://licensing.aioseo.com/packages/

The Lite version is available without authentication. Simply run the following:

composer require "aioseo/lite:*"

Installing AIOSEO Pro

Start by adding the AIOSEO repository to your composer file:

composer config repositories.aioseo composer https://licensing.aioseo.com/packages/

The Pro version and any additional addons require authentication with your license key:

composer config -g http-basic.licensing.aioseo.com key [YOUR_LICENSE_KEY]

Run the following to nstall AIOSEO Pro:

composer require "aioseo/pro:*"

Or install specific addons (if your license includes them):

composer require "aioseo/redirects:*"
composer require "aioseo/link-assistant:*"
composer require "aioseo/eeat:*"
composer require "aioseo/image-seo:*"
composer require "aioseo/index-now:*"
composer require "aioseo/video-sitemap:*"
composer require "aioseo/news-sitemap:*"
composer require "aioseo/local-business:*"
composer require "aioseo/rest-api:*"

Customizing the Installation Path (Optional)

By default, packages will be installed to wp-content/plugins/. If you need a custom path, just add the following to your composer.json:

"extra": {
    "installer-paths": {
        "wp-content/plugins/{$name}/": ["type:wordpress-plugin"]
    }
}

Replace wp-content/plugins/ with your preferred directory path.

Updating Plugins

To update to the latest version:

composer update aioseo/pro

To update to a specific version:

composer require "aioseo/pro:4.3.0"

Troubleshooting

Authentication Errors

• Verify your license key is active and correctly entered
• Ensure your license key has access to the requested package

Package Not Found

• For Pro packages: Check that your license key is authorized for the requested package
• Verify the package name is spelled correctly (aioseo/pro or aioseo/lite)

Installation Path Issues

• Check that the WordPress plugin directory exists and is writable

Further Assistance

If you need further assistance, please contact our Support team here.

This filter can be used to increase or decrease the default number of posts imported per batch ( defaults to 100 ).

Arguments (1)

1. $number (int) – The number of posts to import per batch.

Example code snippet

Implementation

Need help using our code snippets? Checkout our documentation on “How do I use your API code examples?“.

We recommend using the WPCode plugin for safe and secure implementation. WPCode performs multiple sanitization tests before activating the snippets, ensuring the safety of your website.

This filter can be used to increase or decrease the default number of posts imported per batch ( defaults to 100 ).

Arguments (1)

1. $number (int) – The number of posts to import per batch.

Example code snippet

Implementation

Need help using our code snippets? Checkout our documentation on “How do I use your API code examples?“.

We recommend using the WPCode plugin for safe and secure implementation. WPCode performs multiple sanitization tests before activating the snippets, ensuring the safety of your website.

This filter can be used to increase or decrease the default number of posts imported per batch ( defaults to 100 ).

Arguments (1)

1. $number (int) – The number of posts to import per batch.

Example code snippet

Implementation

Need help using our code snippets? Checkout our documentation on “How do I use your API code examples?“.

We recommend using the WPCode plugin for safe and secure implementation. WPCode performs multiple sanitization tests before activating the snippets, ensuring the safety of your website.

This filter can be used to skip logging redirect logging in AIOSEO Redirects.

Arguments (2)

1. $skip (boolean) – Skip logging.
2. $data (array) – The redirect data.

Example code snippet

This snippet will successfully prevent AIOSEO from logging 404 errors for the specified URLs

Implementation

Need help using our code snippets? Checkout our documentation on “How do I use your API code examples?“.

We recommend using the WPCode plugin for safe and secure implementation. WPCode performs multiple sanitization tests before activating the snippets, ensuring the safety of your website.

This filter can be used to allow users that don't have editing permissions to edit their Author SEO meta data.

Arguments (2)

1. $user_ids (array) – An array of user IDs.
2. $user_id (int) – The current user ID.

Example code snippet

Implementation

Need help using our code snippets? Checkout our documentation on “How do I use your API code examples?“.

We recommend using the WPCode plugin for safe and secure implementation. WPCode performs multiple sanitization tests before activating the snippets, ensuring the safety of your website.