angelacrd

So there are no errors in your code, it appears, according to the Testing Tool. Isaac pointed to this post:

“Sometimes strange behavior may be caused by a plugin or theme conflict. The fastest way to rule out conflicts is to deactivate all non-Yoast plugins and switch to a standard theme like Twenty Sixteen. If this resolves the issue, you have a conflict and should activate one plugin at a time until you locate the conflict. Finally, after all plugins are active, switch to your theme. This will narrow down the conflict to a specific plugin or theme.”

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/url-and-logo-url-errors-in-googles-structured-data-testing-tool/#post-8732657

Hope it helps!

Hmmmm. Let’s see. I’ve shared this with Isaac (he’s into coding and stuff). Hopefully he can look into your code and spot the areas that need to be tweaked.

@andyaffleck: Can you post how your full JSON-LD code for that page looks like?

Hi @andyaffleck:

I had the same problem. Searched on Google and found this: https://webmasters.stackexchange.com/questions/98424/blogposting-publisher-logo-logo-itemtype-has-an-invalid-value-on-google-struct/110867

It says the following (which turned out to be the solution for me. BUT, in my case, I had to edit width as 600 and height as 60. For some reason, the person’s code mixed up width as 60 and height as 600:

***EXCERPT FROM THAT URL***

To complement the answer above (not compete with it), here is the same Structured Data using the same schema.org vocabulary, but this time in JSON-LD:

“publisher”: {
“@type”: “Organization”,
“name”: “myOrganization”,
“logo”: {
“@type”: “ImageObject”,
“name”: “myOrganizationLogo”,
“width”: “60”,
“height”: “600”,
“url”: “https://my-organization.org/my-logo.png”
}
}
N.B. According to https://developers.google.com/search/docs/data-types/articles

The logo should be a rectangle, not a square.

The logo should fit in a 60x600px rectangle., and either be exactly 60px high (preferred), or exactly 600px wide. (For example, 450x45px would not be acceptable, even though it fits in the 600x60px rectangle.)

@marquas:

Unfortunately, old articles (articles in which I embedded the codes in HTML) still don’t display tweets properly. And I have hundreds of such articles. For example, this one: https://cronaldodaily.com/3932/bayern-dont-want-follow-cristiano-twitter/amp/

As for current articles, it’s fine because since implementing AMP on my site, I don’t embed twitter embed codes anymore. I rather click on “ADD MEDIA >> INSERT LINK >> PASTE URL OF THE TWEET” and with that method, the tweets appear well both on desktop and AMP versions.

Still waiting for all my previous articles to fix themselves automatically without me having to edit every single one of those. It would be a hassle too huge to go through.

Hello @ampforwp!

Problem #1 is solved: I figured it out myself: now I just paste the URL of a tweet/FB post/Instagram post in “VISUAL MODE: ADD MEDIA >>> INSERT URL” in the article box in WordPress. With that simple method, social media posts on both desktop & AMP versions look good.

HOWEVER:

Problem #2: Previously, I used to copy & paste embed codes of tweets/FB posts/Insta posts in HTML MODE of the article box in WordPress. And with that classic method of embedding social media posts on WordPress, the result looks good on desktop but NOT on AMP. So consequently, all the past articles with tweets/FB posts are faulty in AMP. Is there a way you can fix all the previous 400+ articles on my site?

Looking forward to have this fixed ASAP.

Thank you,
Angela

Hi, @ampforwp!

I see this exactly after submitting an article. After hitting “PUBLISH”. Then this appears in wordpress. Also, my SEO plugin is YOAST.

Thank you,
Angela

@ampforwp Sorry, I meant this AMP Twitter guide, rather (my initial message has wrong Insta link): https://ampbyexample.com/components/amp-twitter/

@ampforwp Hi, my site is CRonaldoDaily.com.

I have hundreds of past articles with tweets that don’t appear well on AMP. For example: https://cronaldodaily.com/3932/bayern-dont-want-follow-cristiano-twitter/amp/

Now, after coming across this AMP TWITTER guide: https://ampbyexample.com/components/amp-instagram/

I was able to edit how the tweet appears in this article, for example: https://cronaldodaily.com/5592/cristianos-twins-boy-girl-not-two-sons/amp/

That procedure requires me to paste the HTML version of an article into the Custom AMP Editor box. Then to remove the actual tweet’s normal embed code and replace it with this with the correct/respective Twitter ID.

<amp-twitter width=”375″
height=”472″
layout=”responsive”
data-tweetid=”INSERTTWITTERID”>
</amp-twitter>

However, do I ALWAYS have to use this time-consuming procedure?

And what happens now to all the past 500+ articles published on my site? I am not willing to go through each past article and edit the tweets. Can you propose a user-friendly fix? Thank you!

@riyazmoinshaik my website has hundreds of old articles with Twitter embeds that work absolutely fine on desktop. However, the Twitter embeds don’t display correctly on AMP. I’ve only started implementing AMP this month (July) and I’m not willing to go back and edit hundreds of old articles manually.

How do we fix this, please?? can your next update rectify this twitter embed problem? it’s a major issue because in this age of social media, many news articles need to be illustrated with twitter embeds.

Looking forward to your reply.

@rwdbrooks yeah, look for Tunnel Bear of Avast Secure VPN Line and change your connection’s location. Try and see if it works.

@rwdbrooks Hi there. So I managed to have this fixed, simply by using a VPN Line. As weird as it may sound, using a VPN Line and changing my location fixed the issue.

Hope it works for you too!

Wow. I’m afraid I’ll mess this up!! I’ll need some help with replacing copies on FTP. For some reason, I haven’t had much luck using FTP myself. The other day, I had to receive help to successfully upload my purchased theme via FTP.

Hi James, I’ve tried both options. None has worked.

I want this fixed ASAP.

Any chance you can set up my WP ADMIN to a previous version of WordPress? What could be the solution? Can’t wait to finally be able to publish my first posts & pages since purchasing my domain & installing WordPress last week.

Speak soon

Hi guys, I also have a problem. I’m the founder of this recently created website: https://www.cronaldodaily.com

Strangely enough, I can’t edit old pages or submit new posts in WP-ADMIN. I can’t even upload media. The Visual/Text menus don’t appear properly. Even when I try to update my User Profile on my WP-ADMIN, the page crashes after I click on the “Update Profile” button. By the way, I installed WordPress via Godaddy’s easy 5 minutes steps on Aug 11. It’s the 4.5.3. version.

Can anyone assist me in fixing that, please? I can provide you with the necessary logins to check the stuff from your end.

Thanks so much!