WordPress Plugin Knowledge Base

SearchAtlas WordPress plugin allows users to seamlessly integrate their WP website with SearchAtlas tools and AI content assistant.
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With this plugin users will be able to deploy their AI written content directly from SearchAtlas content assistant to the website. No need to copy paste the content or code in your WordPress editor.
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Installing or updating the SearchAtlas WordPress plugin is simple. Follow these steps:

After installing and activating SearchAtlas WP Plugin, go to the “SearchAtlas” option from the left menu
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Now, insert your SearchAtlas API key
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To get you SearchAtlas API key, go to your dashboard and settings
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Now click on the “API Key” tab and copy the API key
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Paste the key in WordPress
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Now click on to “Save Changes”
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​Congratulations! Now the SearchAtlas plugin is synced with your WordPress website

From the left menu, hover “SearchAtlas” option and Click “Metasync Errors”
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You will see the “Metasync Error Logs”
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You can change the “WordPress Error Logging” settings, however we suggest keeping the default ones.
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You can view the error log below the heading “Metasync Plugin Error Log”
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Change Sidebar Logo SearchAtlas WordPress Plugin
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This feature allows you to change the default SearchAtlas logo/icon with your personalized logo/icon.

Dimensions: 16 by 16 Pixels

File Type: PNG
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1- From the left WordPress menu go to SearchAtlas plugin and click “General” option
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2- Scroll down and put "Menu Title," "Menu Slug," and “Menu Icon URL” in the respective fields
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3- Click “Save Changes”
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4- Now you will be able to see your white label details in WordPress left menu
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For Elementor users only, when they upload a blog or page using Content Genius and SearchAtlas WordPress plugin. Some users have faced an issue, where they were getting only title and featured image on their blog or page despite the entire blog.
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This issue arrives because elementor have updated their default settings and thus features like “Flexbox Container” and “Grid Container” come enabled by default for the new user. For the user who has installed the plugin last year or before, this feature was deactivated by default back then.
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Step1: Go to Elementor option from the left WordPress menu and click “Settings”
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​Step2: Now click on to the “Features” tab
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​Step3: In the features tab, scroll down to “Flexbox Container” and “Grid Container” and set them “Active”
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​Step4: Now scroll down and click on “Save Changes” button
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​Step5: Now try publishing content through Content Genius and SearchAtlas plugin.
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​Note: If you are unable to publish content despite troubleshooting, please contact SearchAtlas support for assistance.

Disabling the Old OTTO Script in WordPress

Previously, installing OTTO required adding the OTTO script to the Snippets plugin on WordPress. However, this step is no longer necessary.

For websites where OTTO has already been installed, the old OTTO script should be disabled. Follow these steps to remove it:

A screencast displaying the steps to disable the old OTTO script is available below:

To copy the OTTO script generated during your website's installation in SearchAtlas, follow these steps:

A screencast demonstrating the steps to copy the OTTO pixel script is available below:

To install the OTTO script in the SearchAtlas (SA) plugin, follow these steps:

Once the plugin is successfully installed, you can verify the installation status in the SearchAtlas dashboard. The status will be displayed automatically, confirming whether the OTTO script is active.

The SearchAtlas WordPress plugin is a tool designed to help users create content and optimize their websites for search engines through on-page SEO suggestions and performance tracking.

You should use the SearchAtlas plugin to improve your website's SEO, boost rankings with Otto, and deploy changes to your website with a click of a button.

Yes, the SearchAtlas plugin is safe to use, with over 1,000+ active installs, a 5-star average rating, and listing in the trusted WordPress plugin repository.

If you need support, you can visit the SearchAtlas support team for assistance and troubleshooting.
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​What is the difference between installing OTTO through our official plugin in Wordpress (OTTO SSR) and doing it via the code snippets method?
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Installing OTTO via our official WordPress plugin vs. the code snippets method:

Official Plugin: Our plugin provides an easy and seamless way to integrate OTTO into WordPress. Since we’ve implemented Server-Side Rendering (SSR), the changes are applied directly on the server before the page loads, rather than relying solely on JavaScript.

Code Snippets Method: This involves manually adding OTTO’s script, which may still work but does not offer the same streamlined experience as our plugin. Depending on how it’s implemented, it may rely more on client-side JavaScript execution.

Key Difference: With our official plugin, OTTO leverages SSR, ensuring faster page loads and improved performance. The plugin modifies content at the server level rather than applying changes dynamically via JavaScript on the client side.
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​Even when installing through our official plugin, are the changes still applied through JavaScript?
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Recently, we have implemented OTTO SSR, the changes are now applied directly on the server before the page loads, rather than relying solely on JavaScript. OTTO leverages SSR, ensuring faster page loads and improved performance.
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​Why can I see OTTO Pixel with the inspector tool but not with the view page source?
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If OTTO pixel is being added to the page by a script after the initial HTML is loaded. View Page Source only shows the original HTML as served by the server, while the Inspector shows the live DOM (which includes any modifications made by JavaScript). This is reason why you can see OTTO Pixel with the inspector tool but not with the view page source.
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​Do you need to deactivate other SEO plug-ins when you use Search Atlas Like Rank Math, or Yoast?
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Yes, some SEO plugins may conflict with our plugin because they modify the same files or SEO settings. If you experience issues, try deactivating other SEO plugins to resolve this conflict.

WordPress

WordPress is a popular open-source content management system (CMS) that allows users to create and manage websites easily without needing to code.

Plugins

Plugins are software add-ons that extend the functionality of a website, allowing users to add specific features to their WordPress site without modifying the core code.

WordPress Plugin

A WordPress plugin is a piece of software designed to integrate seamlessly with WordPress, adding custom features or enhancing website performance, such as SEO, security, or e-commerce.

SearchAtlas WP Plugin

The SearchAtlas WP Plugin is a tool that provides SEO insights and optimization features directly within WordPress, helping users improve their site’s search engine rankings.

Synchronize

Synchronize refers to the process of keeping data consistent across systems by updating and aligning information between two or more platforms in real-time or at intervals.

Metasync Error Log

The Metasync Error Log records errors or issues encountered during data synchronization between platforms, helping users troubleshoot and resolve syncing problems.

SearchAtlas Content Assistant

The SearchAtlas Content Assistant is an AI tool that helps users optimize their content for SEO by providing recommendations and insights for better rankings.