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Sorry to open again, When transferring, do not copy the prefix_yoast_indexable table. Rather rebuild it with the above steps. Correct?

Are there any other Yoast tables I should not carry across?

Thank you. Will try this.

Started happening to me today. I needed to authorize twice for the day already.

Fixed here as well

Samezies, and support seems more interested in trying to put me at fault.

I used WP Rocket to minify the CSS, but that should only be for the front end? And not the login page? Otherwise, no CSS mods.

Can you tell me what you did? I have a similar issue on a vanilla set up as well.

@bestwebsoft Doesn’t really answer my question specifically. I already know how to filter by, but then where does the sub routine fit in to pull posts filed to the Featured category which also belongs to those?

Ok I think my explanation is not the best. Within my single.php, I would like to have a section to display the latest posts from the category that the story is filed in.

If my story is filed in technology for instance, I would then like the WP_Query to determine what category the main post is filed under (whether it be slug, name, or ID) and then add it as a condition within my WP_Query function.

Currently the function (original post) displays three posts and excludes the current post you are viewing (showing it be within the line up). I would then like to add another condition to pull the category so that the displayed posts are pulled only from the category that the single.php story is listed under.

Any help? Not too savvy with the coding, so I dunno if anyone has a working example to show me? Thanks.

Same issue. I had to fallback to 1.7.1.

?? Ok. I wanted my authors to see their post view stats for each month. Ah well.

Why would you want to cache the wp-admin folder? The only people accessing it would be logged in users and caching that could result in erractic behaviour.

That didn’t seem to work so I just put the full CDN URL instead and now it’s fixed! Thanks.

I’ve since stopped using the plugin. All I wanted was simple category and author tracking (along with general stats). Two additions to the generic code from Google themselves and I’ve got it working. Can’t believe I’d have to pay $70 something a year just to get that same thing coupled with this long series of errors and hiccups.

There seems to be a problem with the Minify feature on blogs running WordPress 3.9.2.