burlingtonpress

Is there a way we can get this fixed? For instance, the Redirection plugin has the option to ignore the parameters or pass them along. That would be a great feature to add.

Perfect, thank you.

It worked, but in deleting the plugin and re-installing, I lost all my settings.

Awesome, thank you!

The issue is not resolved. I just gave up.

No, it has a button to “Speed up your site”.

After following these steps, the indexing process appears to have taken place, but after refresh, I’m still getting the “Yoast SEO can now store your site’s SEO data in a smarter way!” notice.

How can I check if it worked and maybe the notice can just be hidden?

@mburdett555 Honestly, no. I’ve had limited time to explore this issue. I was just glad to see a relatively quick fix thanks to @xberg

@mburdett555 Oh I hate editing plugin files, but not as much as I hate a site that isn’t functioning properly because of a plugin. ??

Is anyone else also seeing a fatal error if you go to Settings > Better Font Awesome?

*EDIT* After commenting out that line

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by burlingtonpress.

I have created my own custom roles: SUPER EDITOR, JUNIOR ADMIN. Both fall between EDITOR and ADMINISTRATOR in their capabilities. I’ve tried changing the slugs and whatnot (ie. supereditor vs super-editor vs super_editor), but can’t get your wp-config rule to work.

It would be great if the setting screen had checkboxes next to the roles and you could select which ones had access to the button.

Also, I can’t get it to work for custom roles.

No

Thank you. I don’t suppose you would consider reversing that, and setting it so people have to add rules to their wp-config to hide the button? I’m not looking forward to editing 40+ websites. Even a checkbox on the settings page would be better.

I’ve had zero luck with this. My only recourse is to manually revert to 5.11. Otherwise all my settings are gone.