Hi Jason, @customwebkzn,

A little marketing targeted at “people that dive in source” is required if we wish to continue making awesome free plugins 🙂

However, you can easily remove the branding by activating the “Incognito” extension, which is provided in the Extension Manager:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/the-seo-framework-extension-manager/

Cheers!

Hi Anty / @wellbeingtips,

The description output is already automated by default, and this can’t be disabled through options. You can manually edit the description too.

Here’s an overview of how the description output is determined:
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/seo-for-pages/#post-8265887

Cheers 🙂

Hi Anty / @wellbeingtips,

What i want is: to use the output of the plugin to create automated content for posts, pages, categories, tags.

This is already happening 🙂

To add some php code (the same one who is making descriptions) in the templates (single.php, tags.php..etc) and to get that same output on those pages,posts..etc (inside the content) using same short codes you have for seo meta.

If this leads to duplicated descriptions (exact 1=1 copies), I highly discourage you from doing so.
Nevertheless, you can use shortcodes in manual descriptions, when the proper filter is initiated:

add_filter( 'the_seo_framework_do_shortcodes_in_description', '__return_true' );

This post is about (title keyword) and here you can find many interesting things with (tag keyword)..

I think this will do, untested:

add_shortcode( 'my-description-shortcode', 'my_description_shortcode_output' );
function my_description_shortcode_output() {
	$title = get_the_title();
	$tags = get_the_tags();

	$tag_list = '';
	$_count = count( $tags );
	$_i = 0;
	foreach ( (array) $tags as $tag ) {
		$_i++;
		if ( $_i === $_count ) {
			$tag_list .= ' and ' . $tag;
		} elseif ( 1 === $_i ) {
			$tag_list .= $tag;
		} else {
			$tag_list .= ', ' . $tag;
		}
	}

	if ( $tag_list ) {
		return sprintf( 'This post is about %s and here you can find many interesting things with %s.', $title, $tag_list );
	} else {
		return sprintf( 'This post is about %s', $title );
	}
}

I hope this helps 🙂 Enjoy!