Indell

@7grafix I got no answer how it could happen. I just re-saved the products to fix it.

@dsmithweb It happened once so far.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 12 months ago by Indell.

Had the same problem. Thanks for the solution.

I know CSS. Not a very good solution for SEO.

I’d like to know where the code is.

I have the same problem and I have version 1.5.31.

But that upgrade was some two months ago. This happened to me this week.

I tried adding a new attribute, and then all my old attributes appeared again!

Very strange though. How can this happen?

It’s not a cache issue. As I wrote above, all attributes were gone both in frontend and backend.

I deleted rows 128-147 in /wp-content/plugins/wordpress-seo/frontend/class-opengraph.php

Now I found that there is an easier way to get rid of the author tag. In my WordPress user profile, I had entered the field “URL to Facebook profile” (that is probably why you didn’t see it). When I deleted that from my profile, the author tag is not shown anymore.

So try adding your Facebook URL to your WordPress user profile and you’ll see that the author tag is rendered.

At what email address? Your website is down with a 500 error.

Noted that images on my site was not loading from the CDN anymore. Found this thread, switched from php7 tp php 5, and now the CDN works.

Tried it because the Changelog says * Fixes getting the incorrect primary category when getting the permalink

It worked on some permalinks but not on all. When I try unchecking the “secondary” permalink + save, the permalink is changed according to Primary. But when I again add a secondary category, the permalink changes so the secondary category gets into the permalink. I also tried updating all permalinks but it does not help.

The issue with wrong permalinks has been corrected in Yoast SEO 3.4-RC https://eepurl.com/b9FMr

I just overwrote the current version and the permalinks was changed without further action.

EDIT: Not completely fixed! Permalinks were changed on some products (WooCommerce) but not on all. I tried unchecking the secondary category and then the permalink is corrected. But when I add a secondary category again, it gets into the permalink though it is not primary.

I have exactly the same problem. Did you find a solution?

I’m really sorry – I posted on the wrong plugin! Please disregard my post.

Ok, I wasn’t using the custom CSS box, but my theme CSS. I prefer to do that to keep the number of CSS files to a minimum.

Does your custom CSS end up inline, or where?

Anyway, most designers would agree that using the !important directive in the default CSS is a rather strange practice.

Thanks for listening.