Skooter

I tried changing the widget code to:

.header-widget {
  position: absolute;
  left: 5%;
  top: 60px;
  margin-right: 10%;
}

Now I’m almost there, but the HTML widget is being set to the class ‘sidebar-wrap’, which has a ‘position: absolute’ property and that kills the title position again.

The option to link the header image to the home page is also broken.

Thank you,

I’ll use 1280×960 from now on.

I’ve edited functions.php to fix the issue until the next update.

Sorry. 1920×1440 is actually showing.

But all my pictures so far were uploaded in 960×720. Is there any workaround to show them in the header?

The error didn’t occur when only Yoast SEO was active.

I tried a few more configurations and I figure out Yoast SEO together with other CPU intensive plug-ins would achieve the CPU limits of my account and trigger a server error (500) when I choose to create a new post or upload pictures.

The difference between PHP 7.0 and PHP 7.1 was actually in the list of enabled modules. It looks like some modules must be enable to lower the CPU load. I enabled a few modules and now everything is working with Yoast SEO and the other plug-ins active.

So, it wasn’t Yoast SEO fault after all. Sorry about that.

Hi,

Thank you for your quick reply.

Yes, I’m using WordPress 4.8.
Yes, I’m using Yoast v5.1.

Here is a screenshot of the errors:
https://ibb.co/gt2BqQ

Yes, I tried increasing the PHP Memory, but it didn’t solve the issue.

Hi Andy,

Query Monitor is indicating 3 slow queries coming from your plugin, so I came here and I found this topic.

The version available here is still 1.0.3. I couldn’t find version 1.0.4.

Did you check if the APCu module is actually working on your server?

I can’t install the PECL package, since it’s not available in my host provider. But I got W3 Total Cache to work with APCu, apparently with no side effect, by changing the apc_* function calls to apcu_*.

More details in this post:
https://www.skooterblog.com/2016/02/23/w3-total-cache-com-php-7-e-apcu/

I’ve contacted the author. He told me this:

You need to patch a function in transposh.php:
change:
function process_page(&$buffer)

to:
function process_page($buffer)

It worked here.

I also changed apc* calls to apcu* calls on transposh_admin.php and transposh_db.php in order to get it to work with apcu cache.

I also have this error since I moved to PHP 7.

So, is this the reason I am getting Error 403 when both “Bad Behavior” and PHP7 are activated together?

Well, I was using all 4 channels with previous versions. I think it’s ok to release a PRO version with extra features. But taking out features of the free version is quite unusual.

But thank you for clarifying that. I’ll keep the free version since I don’t have Google+ and Linkedin followers anyway.

Well, I decided to gave up on WYSIWYG editing and used an API custom configuration. Now it works, but addthis.layers() is being called twice.

The same was happening with AddThis Bar which I’ve now disabled.

The other pages were probably cached before I installed the plugin. I was inserting the code manually before I installed the plugin.

The main page and this page: https://www.skooterblog.com/2013/10/17/dealextreme-dx-outros-10-adaptadores-de-plug-de-energia-com-3-pinos-de-australiano-norte-americano-reino-unido-e-europeu-para-novo-padrao-brasileiro-3-pin-au-us-uk-eu-to-brazil-travel-powe/ were generated after I removed the code and installed the plugin. Those reflect what is happening now.

Looking into the HTML generated I see that the addthis bar code is being added twice.