Updated and now it says homepage can't be indexed

@andrew: I’d say there’s a difference between posting an image and postin a link to an image. But I’m fine with his changes. Guess I took you to literally ??

what is on page org?

sorry, I didn’t mean to cause any issues. I just thought a post with screenshots would help as some people struggle with plain text instructions.

Mmmhh…I no longer see the “meta description” field in posts. Why? =|

Mmmhh…I no longer see the “meta description” field in posts. Why? =|

Same to me. It’s gone! But why?

@ozgurnevres & lewis_88: see this thread.

The meta title and description is now directly editable. Pretty slick.

Ohhh, yeah thanks! Great idea xD

The issue is YOAST plugin should not be doing this Automatically. In other words, users should NOT have to do this to see the correct functionality for their site. I have had several clients call me in near hysterics after upgrading.

Please turn this feature OFF as an AUTO and make it a MANUAL check… your killing me …..Specifically the Error Message –

@tacoverdo got it, thanks

@thomas Townsend: working on that: https://github.com/Yoast/wordpress-seo/issues/3281

Clicked fetch again on homepage and that did it for me!

I agree with Thomas, I’m going to have a lot of angry clients asking me why their sites aren’t indexable.

@tacoverdo – Thanks for the quick reply. I would also suggest very HIGHLY that you also consider either turning off the AUTO email message from onpage once that Fetch Operation has completed and or allow for an ADMIN Email to get that message. You just created another hassle on CS for me having to deal with this from the client “asking why they are getting this email?”

Yoast SEO has detected that https://www.xyzcompany.com can be indexed.

Indexing powered by Yoast and OnPage.org.

People: This topic has been resolved. If you still have your own issues, please post your own topics.

I am now closing this thread.