Lori Berkowitz

The file worked fine on other browsers and when played directly, so seemed to be fine. I downloaded another copy of it from a different source and the new one worked in all browsers including Safari, so may have been an issue with the original file. Thanks.

No security protocols that I know of. It is a client’s site and I do not want to provide his information at this time. I also do not have time to troubleshoot this anymore. Please provide a way to dismiss the notice until the problem is fixed. Thank you very much for your time and help.

The support link led me back here. Screenshots of the warning and the PHP info:

I will contact the support team with the information. Thank you.

The server runs multiple PHP versions, and the hosting account is running PHP 7. The update completed successfully. Running phpinfo() shows the correct PHP version for the hosting account (7.0+). I do not know what PHP version the server runs by default, but the site with the Yoast warning is running PHP 7. Please either fix the plugin to recognize the correct PHP version of the hosting account, or allow people to dismiss the warning message.

Thank you, but my issue is that my server is already running on PHP 7 and I am still getting the warning.

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Hi, Is there any reason why removing the [description] tag would not work? I have removed it, but can still see the description. Thanks.

Actually WP_DEBUG was set to true, but WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY was set to false. Errors were being saved to the log.

I am getting the same error on Pro version, one error for each image. WP_DEBUG is set to false. The slider displays directly below the error messages, so the images are actually there and appear to have been resized correctly.

I am having this same issue. Has anyone found a solution? Thanks!

To make a link open in a new window, follow the instructions above. If you are trying to get a menu item to open in a new window and you don’t see the ‘Open link in a new window/tab’ checkbox, click on the ‘Screen Options’ tab at the top of Menus admin page (next to the Help tab) and check the ‘Link Target’ box under ‘Advanced Menu Properties’.

Seems like you did things right, assuming you saved the menu after you added the submenu link. If the menu depth was set by the theme developer, you should contact them to find out the best way to change it. If you rewrite the code and the theme gets updated, you will lose your changes.

It might be an issue in the theme. It is possible to set the depth of a menu to only contain a certain number of levels. If the depth is set to 1, submenus would not appear.

There is a checkbox in the WordPress menu admin to do that (Open link in a new window/tab). If you are not using a WordPress menu, add target="_blank" to the link code, i.e.
<a href="https://mylink.com" title="My Link" target="_blank">My Link</a>