destmedia

Dear Alin,

Thanks again for your response. This is where i start to struggle a bit:

All redirects seem to me clean cut. As in, al redirects seem valid. I find the ‘houtwerk’ redirect hard to reproduce( cant really find it). Ill look again..

Nonetheless: I find it hard to figure why these redirects should disable Boost to create a minified css. Do i need to install CleanCss seperatly? As i don`t use node.js..

Can it be related to xmlrpc ?

Stef.. Looking into the xmlrpc: For my personal use i assume it can remain disabled. You figure jetpack needs it somehow though ?

Dear Stef,

Thank you for your extensive response. I indeed found the appropriate filter you mention. As the filter didn`t want to listen i got fed up and just de-attached the media files of all my galleries via wp cms. Took 5 minutes. Could be caused by same caching issue, come to think of it..</p> <p class=””>I`ll look into the xmlrpc file, see how that effects my results. Always great to learn something..!

Gracias.

Thank you. It concerns basically all pages on my website as jetpack Boost touches them all. But for instance my home: https://www.tuinwerk.nu/ || https://www.tuinwerk.nu/het-wakkere-end/

Dear Alin,

Thank you for your elaborate answer. As for now, i disabled Jetpack Boost to see what effect it has on my SEO. As i find semrush too expensive for my business, i have to wait a bit.

The ‘warning’ coming from semrush: “55 issues with unminified JavaScript and CSS files”. The _jb_static/?? file that`s created by Boost seems to be the cause of that.

When i click the _jb_static link in my source code i do find an elongated non-minified css..

Kind regards

Thanks for your reply. I reposted on the link you provided.

Wondering whether or not to use wp_get_att_img to retrieve the buffered image or whether i should hard code it.. Because of a cdn being involved..

Still lost..

• This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by destmedia.

Thanks again for your clear response. Do know things now that i didn`t know before.</p> <p class=””>For seo reasons i turned wp into my native language, which sometimes makes for ambiguous translations.. </p> <p class=””>On the last note.. What if i would like to write a function by myself similar to the query loop.. And don`t want to bloat my functions.php.. Where would i store it? And would wp pick up on it by itself or do i need to mount it somewhere?

Dear George,

Thank you for your reply. As i had never used the query loop block, it`s definitely usefull. I now consider adding a page containing all blog posts.</p> <p class=””>What i`m missing in the query loop is being able to add a parent page. Even though, while writing this, i might have overlooked something.

And yes indeed.. i was kind of looking forward to writing something myself. For it would be a nice puzzle:

Would i then create a new page-{slug}.php and put all coding there? Preferably i would like to have the query/ function neatly embedded in the wp file system. And subsequently call the function via a shortcode..

That way basically i can keep using the default templates..

Kind regards..

Dennis

And of course i just found it seconds after. The content-single.php in my theme templates.. Dear lord…

Thanks.

Well. For now i have two options:

Either i add a filter to the jetpack_breadcrumbs function.

Or i`ll have to find where the jetpack portfolio takes the archive.php and change that into my desired existing page. I guess it uses the archive.php just because of the way wordpress is structured ?

The latter one might cause a seo penalty..

• This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by destmedia.

L.S.

I managed to find the solution. To whom it might help:

I needed to have a unique identifier to the email subject line coming from the contact-form on my website. Trying to do this via shortcodes would only break the form.

It became clear i didn’t quite fully understand how to use apply_filters <-> add_filter jet. For anybody else struggling watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTysb54CnNs

Solution..: in wp-content/plugins/jetpack/modules/contact-form/grunion-contact-form at line 3545 change:

$subject = apply_filters( 'contact_form_subject', $contact_form_subject, $all_values );

to

$subject = apply_filters( 'contact_form_subject', $contact_form_subject,$comment_author,$all_values);

Now simply add to your functions.php:

function customSubject($contact_form_subject, $comment_author, $all_values){
$subject .= “Custom text ” . $comment_author;
return $subject;
}
add_filter(‘contact_form_subject’, ‘customSubject’,10,3);

ok.. im this far that the filter is actually listening. Now to implement the $comment_author..

$headers = apply_filters(‘jetpack_contact_form_email_headers’, $headers,$comment_author,$reply_to_addr, $to);
$subject = apply_filters( ‘contact_form_subject’,$comment_author, $all_values );

function customSubject($subject){
$subject .= “Nieuwe tuinaanvraag door: ” . $comment_author;
return $subject;
}
add_filter(‘contact_form_subject’, ‘customSubject’,10, 1);

ok.

This is one thing i tried.. amongst others:

add_filter(
'contact_form_subject',
function ( $contact_form_subject, $subject, $all_values) {
$subject .= 'Aanvraag: ' . $reply_to_addr . "\r\n";
return $subject;
},
10,
4
);