Support for Yoast Name variable
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Description
This PR adds support for the
%%name%%variable that Yoast uses for meta descriptions. Currently this variable will display the name of the user that created a post instead of the guest/multiple authors.Ref:
Deploy Notes
Should be safe. No compatibility implications.
Steps to Test
Namevariable in the SEO title field. Observe in the preview it shows the non-guest-author. In the frontend source code there should be a<title>tag in the head that has the same wording as that preview.<title>tag should accurately reflect the guest author.<title>tag should accurately reflect the authors.