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I have the exact same problem, and I’m not using multisite.

Google Webmaster Tools Tells me about a 404 error, but when I check my sitemap, there is no problem.

The thing is : when there is “www.” before the adress of my site, i can see the sitemap. But if it’s “mysite.com/sitemap_index.xml”, it works fine.
“www.mysite.comsitemap_index.xml” doesn’t work (I get a blank page).

It was working good for month until 3 days ago. How to fix that problem without switching to another plugin ?

I put it just before </body>, but it didn’t fix my problem, I’m desperate because I did want to use Contact Form 7.

Hi @creativewp, where do you put this code in your theme ?

Thanks,

@takayuki Miyoshi : Sorry for the late reply. It’s “Solid” theme. The only things I changed in the code are enabling the gzip compression and leverage browser caching, through the header.

@theddavidsons Thank you !I’ll try it again then, because meanwhile I went to All in one SEO, which also works.

Indeed, I did it and it works. Does that mean I can never use Contact Form 7 with that theme I just bought ?

@theddavidsons: Does your solution to use “Force rewrite titles” works, with no other consequence?
What does it do to force it? I’m a little afraid of doing something wrong, that would solve one problem while creating another one…

Indeed, I guessed it has something to do with the theme. Mine uses a regular “page” as a home.
It seems a bit tough to fix this with WordPress SEO by Yoast (when I don’t have the problem with All in one SEO). Maybe, if I may, it could be something to fix for the next version.

My title code is pretty long, I have no idea what to replace, may I ask for a little more help ?

It’s like that :

<title>
	<?php
		$prefix = false;

		 if (function_exists('is_tag') && is_tag()) {
			single_tag_title('Tag Archive for &quot;');
			echo '&quot; - '; 

			$prefix = true;
		 } elseif (is_archive()) {

			wp_title(''); echo ' '.__('Archive',EWF_SETUP_THEME_DOMAIN).' - ';
			$prefix = true;

		 } elseif (is_search()) {

			echo __('Search for', EWF_SETUP_THEME_DOMAIN).' &quot;'.wp_specialchars($s).'&quot; - ';
			$prefix = true;

		 } elseif (!(is_404()) && (is_single()) || (is_page())) {
				wp_title(' ');
				echo '';
		 } elseif (is_404()) {
			echo __('Not Found', EWF_SETUP_THEME_DOMAIN).' - ';
		 }

		 if (is_home()) {
			bloginfo('name'); echo ' - '; bloginfo('description');
		 } else {
		  bloginfo('name');
		 }

		 if ($paged > 1) {
			echo ' - page '. $paged;
		 }
	?>
	</title>

I have the same problem, two titles are stuck together on the pages.
Basically, the original site title still shows up.