bottleneck

Just letting you know.

Uninstalled WP Super Cache before upgrading to WP 3.7.1, then installed anew.

Everything works fine.

Thanks for the great plugin.

Just to make sure I ran the clean out-of-the-box WP 3.7.1 install. Then, after installing WP Super Cache 1.4, it reads:
“Permlink Structure Error
A custom url or permalink structure is required for this plugin to work correctly. Please go to the Permalinks Options Page to configure your permalinks.”
After changing the permalink setting and saving it, the WP Super Cache admin panel appears.
But this is only for the fresh install.
WP Super Cache admin panel remains blank on the working site being upgraded to WP 3.7.1 no matter how many times I attempt to change permalink structures there.

Thanks for your great plugin and support.

I can’t mark this topic as resolved because you put it:

Not done by WP SEO

but it does.

I upgraded two more WP SEO plugins to the latest 1.4.18 version.

It happened again in both cases, .htaccess files were appended at the same minute.

Sure, thanks for taking care.

I have checked the WordPress codex, those two lines are legitimate.

On the other hand, this change was appended to .htaccess at the same minute when WP SEO got updated (the timestamps are the same).

That’s where I got confused in the first place. ??

Never mind, I was able to duplicate this issue.

I just picked a random site from themekraft showcase running WP 3.6 and saw that overlapping when using a screen resolution of 1024×768.

I would suggest to downgrade to WP 3.5.2 either pick another theme.

M.

Hey.

I still run WP 3.5.2 (there is a CC slider bug with WP 3.6.x) and don’t see that overlapping while testing my site.

What online viewing tools do you use or you just play with your monitor resolution settings?

M.

I see.

Thank you.

It seems this problem was taken care of.

Everything is fine as we speak.

Thank you.

Hey,

my posts are being deleted so I am almost unable to reach you.

Listen up.

You should’ve clicked on your post link as it was appearing all the time after switching the permalink setting.

Use the link “your domain com/methode-lafay/” on the top of this thread.

If you see it comes up as “your domain com/2012/09/methode-lafay/”

without 404, it’s okay.

Just leave it this way.
Google won’t give you an error either after the new permalink will be indexed.

Hopefully, you will get this post and you will be okay as well.

You should’ve clicked on your link on the top of this thread after changing permalink setting:

https://anthony-fitness.com/methode-lafay/

If you see no 404 error and the page opens as

https://anthony-fitness.com/2012/09/methode-lafay/

just leave that permalink setting for good.

In other words, that post won’t give 404 anymore and Google finds that post as before.

Let’s change your permalink setting from ‘post name’ to ‘month and name’.

Clear cache, see what happens.

I meant you need to delete posts published after September 9. It seems there are only two of them.

I would say there is a conflict between two posts URL’s.

Google cache reads your missing post correctly dated on September 9.

If I were you, I would delete (sure, make a copy) each post, one by one, reset WP Total Cache plugin each time, and look up your missing post.

You need to remove the offending post from the database completely, just to release its number.

Make sure, when you move a post in Trash, it won’t be deleted from the database, you need to click ‘Delete permanently’ after placing it in Trash.

Okay, makes sense.

Thank you.

Moderator, may I ask, why my previous post won’t appear here?