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Yes, I understand that, but I cannot figure out how to set that to display ‘ROADMAP’.

Hi Paolo,

I’m also experiencing problems with the tagDiv Newspaper theme. When I set GD as Home Page the Google Map on top shows, but not when I use GD on a non-Homepage. I suspect it might have to do with multiple Google Map calls (there’s one in the sidebar as well as one ‘flying in’ from the right when scrolling down, I’d like to disable the fly-in one, but haven’t found out how).

Thanks!

@sbbn I was trying to be helpful. I’ve used the Data Transporter plug-in myself and it was seamless. Although, I admit, you have to take care of the settings in All In One SEO, which you have to get used to. IMO, some standard settings are even a bit weird, but anyway, the important thing is that I kept all of my SEO titles and descriptions.

“Ignorance” is not name calling, it’s a fact. And by that I mean that you do not anymore give any support whatsoever to the HUNDREDS (yes, hundreds!) of people complaining here about a plug-in that used to be free, but apparently is not any longer, and now causing them many issues.

If you don’t call that ignorance, I don’t know what you do call that.

Your employee Taco Verde addressed some issues after your first v3.0 update. As it’s now a tsunami of issues and complaints, you have decided to offer no support at all anymore for the free version.

That’s fine. But then take the consequences and pull your “free” version off the WordPress repository.

WooForce.com hasn’t replied here, but they have replied to a support ticket via email.

Their replies:
“This is an interesting feature. But unfortunately this is not currently included in our road map. We will let you know in case we plan to implement this in future.”

And:
“WooForce has multiple products and receive many feature requests, The requests will be prioritized based on the number of requests.”

I find that quite disappointing. Especially, because I think it should be a basic functionality (not being able to order 100 products B with just 1 product A), but also a not too complicated feature to add.

Anyway, if anyone in the WordPress community has an idea how to implement this, I’d be grateful.

@ruffo Do I understand it right you didn’t upgrade the plug-in? Well, then there’s no problem at all. And yes, 2.3.5 works with WP 4.4

The problem of course is that Yoast SEO is then no longer updated, so an alternative might be to use SEO Data Transporter and switch to All In One SEO (but check all the settings carefully).

It’s really easy to go back to the working version (2.3.5) of this plugin. Download that version. Rename the existing plugin (in FTP) to something like ‘wordpress-seo-OLD’ and upload the working version. And, voila, it’s working like before.
Alternatively, use the WP Rollback plug-in.

Uhm, no you don’t have to do the work all over again, thankfully. There’s a plugin here, called SEO Data Transporter to seamlessly port your Yoast SEO settings to other SEO plugins, e.g. to All In One SEO.