Lee Rickler

Hi Michael,

Preferably a checkbox in the plugin options will suit most people – maybe a PRO option?.
For now, I’ve added a function to remove it but, of course, a lot of people won’t be able to do this.

My main reason for not displaying this panel is that clients like a clean, clutter free dashboard.

Thanks for the speedy response.

But, how can we remove this via the plugin?
I have a PRO license so at least make it a PRO option if nothing else.

Request: I moved from Yoast to AIOSEO because of the insistence on taking over the dashboard (amongst other things), please don’t go the same way.

Hi,

Thanks for your reply.

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memory_limit 128M 128M

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I’ve activated all required plugins and get the same result – when WF is also activated.

There’s obviously an issue somewhere along the lines so it looks like WF is out for this project, unfortunately.

I take it that’s a NO then as it’s still happening.

No problem. It was more a report than a crit.

Simply run a query calling for the meta field key value.

There were a few issues with the last version and it was moved out of the repo.
It’s back now so you can install as normal.

Correct – Standard featured image on a post x post basis – I know it’s not the conventional way but it’s a client request to build it this way.

So, my question is, where your plugin is concerned, is there anyway to swap out the gravtar icon with a posts featured image?

Thanks.

It’s the standard WP featured image.

ideally add a call in functions.php:
add_image_size( 'author-avatar', 30, 30, true );

and then in the page itself:
<?php if ( has_post_thumbnail() ) { the_post_thumbnail('author-avatar'); } ?>

for example.

Hi Paul – I’ve tested and and have been running the latest on a good few sites without any issues plus I have had no compatibility reports so I’m presuming it’s good to go for everyone.

I am working on the next iteration but it’s mainly cosmetic changes.

All 3 installs are simple test sites, even the local one and I had the same issue on all three.
Then I deleted one, including the database and started again.
Obviously something was causing issues but, all works fine now.

If I find out what caused it, I’ll let you know but, so far, works fine on the fresh(est) install.

Hi Vic. Not seen this before so let me test.

Edit: I see what you mean now.
I’m looking at removing that function anyway so will probably refine your code above.
I’ll mark this as resolved, if that’s ok, and will include it in the next release.

Thanks for reporting.

I updated the plugin and tested on a multi-site install and everything worked fine.
I’m presuming you are also sorted so I’ll mark this as resolved.

Try updating to 2.4.1 and post if you still have issues.

First thing to do is remove the lines and save the file so you’re back online again.

The temporary paste them back in and see what’s on line 17. Normally this is something in the file header comments so I’m not sure what you’ve done.