billferris

I have the same issue.

I deactivated all plug-ins and still could not save the Role and Nickname for new users. I then reactivated the plug-ins and tested using the Twenty Twenty-Three them instead of our customized Genesis Sample theme. The issue persisted, so it does not appear to be a plug-in or theme conflict.

Only fixed getting out of troubleshooting mode. Still can’t save nicknames and roles for new users.

Fixed that by DELETING the Health Check plugin – no wonder it had so many 1 star ratings

Now I cannot disable troubleshooting mode, so I cannot switch back to our theme

Our blog is integrated with our e-commerce site so we cannot change themes and I definitely don’t want to risk front-end functionality

It’s not a front-end issue. It’s only in the admin on the back-end. Because WP is not showing any of the pending comments, I cannot approve them.

Also, we are using the Genesis Sample theme on the Genesis Framework

We have the same issue with high LCP from our Featured Images and slow AMP pages overall.

We use Cloudflare as a CDN and I just installed AMP Cache. We are using the Swift template.

I already replied that I didn’t use an external editor to create the posts.

It would be more helpful to have a solution from Yoast than to close the thread due to inactivity.

In the Knowledge Graph & Schema.org section, I have selected Organization, entered Organization name: Decor Interiors and uploaded a logo. Unfortunately, Google Structured Data Testing Tools still does not recognize the Publisher schema.

Additionally, despite having a Featured Image selected for each post (though positioned using shortcode in body), the tool also does not recognize Image schema.

Errors:
A value for the publisher field is required.
A value for the image field is required.

That’s true of the POSTS, but not the HOMEPAGE. In the permalink settings, POSTS do have the trailing slash.

All of the POST urls in the sitemap are correctly showing the trailing slash (same as the permalinks).

Only the HOMEPAGE url in the sitemap incorrectly omits the trailing slash.

I just want the sitemap to include the trailing slash for the homepage as well.

Same issue, but I’m testing a page without sliders – https://decorinteriorsus.com/blog/outdoor/best-luxury-outdoor-furniture-brands/

Decent desktop score (94), but the mobile is not good (64) and Google is using our mobile performance to establish our search rankings (a recent development).

Despite have the lazy load enabled for all image file types, I get the Defer offscreen images recommendation to save 4.8 secs. Is there some additional setting to apply the lazy load to mobile display?

Thank you @joyously – works perfectly now!