Elkerton

That did the trick – and nice bit of CSS code. Thank you!

My apologies – the large image is back. Please help me remedy. Thank you.

Was able to remedy by hiding the Cover Image while showing the Episodes Featured Image. Thank you.

Found the source and, as usual, it’s complicated. Will summarize here for future reference: The web page referenced was forwarding to a custom WordPress legal page. Though a noindex/nofollow check would display the initial URL, it would adopt the robot settings of the target page. Adjusting the advanced settings of the target page caused the referring page to display noindex,nofollow. Thank you for your assistance – the information provided allowed me to track the issue down.

Sounds great. Do you know when this patch/release will be scheduled? Thank you.

Sure – below is the shortcode:

[feedzy-rss feeds="https://feeds.dlvr.it/.....xml" max="3" feed_title="no" target="_self" refresh="1_hours" title="" meta="tz=local" summary="yes" summarylength="250" thumb="yes" size="100" default=""]

Feed ID from browser Inspect Element: feedzy-rss feedzy-9f92089c669227c64b074cb10081d3f2

Screenshot of transients for this feed with 11 hours remaining (outlined in red): https://echristiannews.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Feedzy_Refresh_Issue.jpg

• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by Elkerton.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by Elkerton.

Thank you and I figured this out shortly before receiving your message. No other issues to report, works well with my site.

Greetings. Still unable to get the mobile menu to function. Thanks.

Okay – well that makes sense. Thank you for your assistance.

Tried a fresh install of Feedzy on a non-AMP WordPress site, used the shortcode above, and had the same result: https://travgamer.com/test/

Both sites are WordPress 5.2.3

Thank you Weston – this worked splendidly. And yes, I found it works best to use the standard iframe tags and let AMP do the rest.

Might have a simpler solution. I went back to Google to check the settings on reCAPTCHA for my site. In the settings there was an option titled “Allow this key to work with AMP pages”. Checked the box and the form started working. I don’t recall seeing this option when I set up reCAPTCHA v3, but may have missed it.

@motix If you have an AMP site, have you tried this?

Thank you Weston. Embarrassed to say that I did not see the Custom HTML option among the blocks. This opens up new possibilities!

Same issue here – form only works when reCAPTCHA is disabled. Otherwise selecting Submit button on completed form does nothing. Using v3, a reCAPTCHA checkbox appears in the editing window, but no sign of reCAPTCHA on preview or published form (including badge linking to Google TOS). Note: Updated to latest version of plugin today. Thank you.

That is brilliant – thank you! I actually added the following custom CSS:

object-fit: cover;

This allowed the image to fill the header without stretching.