dallasm

Thanks for your quick reply!

Thanks, I will check it out and try to implement it

Thanks – this is what I’m using – it’s a custom theme by another developer:
https://robertnankervis.com.au/landing-page-template/

I’ll check out those links, thanks

Thanks for that – I’ve followed your instructions and it worked fine.

Thanks Alex

Regards

Dallas

OK, I had this problem and I think it was because I’d installed an old version of YARPP – all the relatedness settings were set to off.

So definitely use screen options to check relatedness.

Hi, Worked for me, thanks!
I’m still working on getting the related posts to display but it fixed the wp-admin crash.

Thanks obsessedwithfilm, I’ve spent an hour working on this problem with no luck! My server is running varnish and restarting it fixed it for me.
Thanks.

I’ve also tried adding define(‘SCRIPT_DEBUG’, true ); define(‘CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS’, false ); into the wp-config.php file as per this thread https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/visual-editor-is-not-running-in-wordpress-35-for-my-weblog?replies=13 which had helped a lot of people, and of course resetting plugins and themes to default.

Not many people have varnish, so your comment twigged the solution for me
Hope you solve yours!

I’m having this problem too.
Its occurring on several different servers.
I’ve noticed multiple people posting about this in Yoast’s blog comments but no answers.
Shame because this is a great feature.

I’d love if it also allowed you to click the keywords and add them to tags!

Or have a tag suggestor based on keywords and terms in the text: a bit like a human assisted autotagging tool

Thanks again, thats great

Hi Ipstenu, I missed your reply at the time, sorry
Can I add them just to the site though?
Eg. how can a site admin add new users?
I’m having trouble getting this to work.

OK: I eventually sorted it out.
I’d copied the site back to a subfolder instead of a subdomain.
Then I had to delete .htaccess as the old one hadn’t been removed.
Than had to change general settings for the wordpress and site URL and refresh my permalinks.
Alls well that ends well.

Hi,
Thanks for your reply, and sorry about the delay.
I’m not sure how to check for the answers to this, and I’ve been waiting on someone to check it with.
I tried to load one of these sites and was advised the database needed repair: I changed wp-config as directed and got this message and told to post it on the forums: I think this means the databases aren’t created but not sure

Thanks Ipstenu

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Thanks Andrea:
I saw a major drop in rankings of a multisite with the format microniche.niche.com about a month ago which I attributed to this.

Google would also present results as:
microniche1.niche.com/
microniche2.niche.com/
See more results from niche.com

I’d seen this occasionally before but it became common about a month ago and some of my sites dropped heaps in ranking.
Domain mapping them onto a new domain resulted in immediate improvement to previous levels.

I’ve seen Google say they treated subdomains as subfolders anyway before, so I was never sure what to make of it.

Anyway, that article is very useful thanks
Dallas

I’ve noticed that too. what’s the best way to do this?

Use sitewide tags to aggregate all the posts (and tags to the main blog).
Use general settings to use a page as your front page, and set the posts page at another page.
Don’t have a link to the posts page if you don’t want people to see it.

Alternativly, if you want to run a blog on the main site,
create a separate sitewide tags blog. (default is tags).

Use the switch to blog and the wordpress tag cloud function https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/wp_tag_cloud to display the tag cloud widget in the sidebar on your main site (code into theme or maybe use html in text widget?)

Something like this should do it (I haven’t tested this and maybe someone more knowledgable can add detail or caveats.

switch_to_blog(BLOG#HERE)
<?php if ( function_exists('wp_tag_cloud') ) : ?>
<li>
<h2>Popular Tags</h2>
<ul>
<?php wp_tag_cloud('smallest=8&largest=22'); ?>
</ul>
</li>
<?php endif; ?>
restore_current_blog()