Bri the Web Guy

Yes, for all of them. And I’ve conducted many tests and many different sites. None of the CCs came through.

But after playing around, oddly enough, the BCC seems to work. So I’ve configured the problematic forms to use BCC instead.

Most of my sites are on Hostgator. Perhaps there’s an issue on their end that’s somehow affecting this. Seems like a reasonable assumption if I’m the only one to report the issue.

I have the free version of Yoast. Unfortunately, I never did get it to work the way I was hoping it would. I’m not even sure it’s a bug — Yoast just doesn’t handle things as easily as Genesis does.

So the workaround is that you’ll have to manually check and update each page/post where you set a custom meta title in Genesis if you want the site name in there. It’s a lot of extra work, but I guess it’s worth it if you want the additional features Yoast adds (which are nice).

Correction: When I stated “Site Title” above, I meant “Site Name”. Hope I didn’t throw too many people with that mistake.

Thanks for the clarification, Jeremy.

That makes a lot of sense. When I did this before, it felt like it took minutes, not hours. Of course, I’m typically only indexing a few starter posts. I had 145 posts for this project.

So this is good information to have for future sites I build. ??

Looks like they eventually showed up. Took about 4-5 hours.

Problem solved. ??