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Hello @ronaldbrooks

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This is where you second title is.

Hope that helps

Hello @johncannon

Other users might have different ways of doing this; however, I can suggest a plugin like Per Page Add to Head

What this plugin does is give you a small box at the bottom of the editing page.

You can then add a different Description Tag in that box like so

<meta name="description" content="Here is a description of the applicable page">

Hope that helps

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Hello @gloriapub14

I could be missing something, but… I looked at your page and you have the following title

<title>DWI Attorneys Houston | Best DUI & DWI Lawyers in Houston | Jonathan J. Paull</title>

So, it’s formatted correctly.

I did notice that the cache on google is dated Nov 11, so if you’ve only recently changed the title, there nothing you can do but wait until google updates or ask google to re-crawl the page.

Hello @dineo123

The image is not showing because there is no image linked.

The line below is from your page source, you can see that the image is linked to the homepage URL and not an image file.

<a id="logo" href="https://www.xds.co.za/" title="XDS" rel="home" target="_top">XDS</a>

You’re welcome @oazar

Caching only works on repeat view. This means on first visit or landing on your website, your users would have to wait for the page to load. Unless you use services like cloudflare. (which I suggest in your case)

Also, once you’re done working out the issue, I would set a longer expatriation time for all the cache-able items.

Your website load time is very long for me when I clear my local cache. Around 14-18 seconds on average.

Hello @oazar

Just a small note,

Your website makes more than 120 different requests to render. That means it downloads over 120 different items – like photos, fonts, js files, and style-sheets – in the rendering process. Further, most of those requests are served from the same domain. This is a problem because no matter how quick the user’s internet connection, the files will have to queue up because there is a limit on parallel downloads of requests that a user can download from the same domain. This a browser / protocol limitation.

Another thing, which is also related to the above is that you have almost 30 separate CSS files. When a browser encounters CSS file, it stops rendering the rest of the page and focuses on downloading the CSS file. You have almost 30 of those.

js files are also pretty similar, I counted +25 separate files. They also stop the browser from downloading the rest of the page until they are downloaded and parsed or executed.

Once those are reduced, combined and minified as much as possible, I would worry about your page size, it’s over 4mb

Hope that helps

@grzesiekg

That’s terrific!!

I am glad your issue is solved. You’re welcome and I wish you the best of luck.

Hello @ngates534

Yes, it’s possible to do so.

What you need to do is create 2 separate classes or identifiers in CSS. Then you need to define what gets shown to who using the @media rule in CSS based on screen width and set the other to be not displayed.

Let me know if you need more help.

You’re very welcome!

This link explains the review process by google

Request Google Review

@grzesiekg

That’s good news!

You’re welcome, I am happy to help.

Yes you can ask google to crawl your website again. You can check the status of your website in google index by visiting this link to see if google thinks you website is safe or not.

https://www.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?site=pstrykpyk.pl

it might take a day or two after you ask google to crawl your website for the status to update.

@grzesiekg

You’re welcome.

I would suggest that you make a backup of your install first, then you can try to remove the script and see what happens.

Hello

You are running PHP 7, I don’t think you need to up the memory limits.

However, you can do a small test to check your current pho memory limit.

create a new text document on your desktop

Then add the following line to it

<?php
phpinfo();
?>

Then save the file with this exact name

info.php.

Then upload this file to the root directory of your domain using FTP.

Once that’s done,

Go to the following link

https://youramazingwebsite.com/info.php

This will open the file you uploaded and it will then give you all the php info…including memory limit.

If you are not satisfied with the limit and want to increase it

You will then have to create another file just like the one you made before.

The name of the file will have to be

php.ini

and the code you need to put in there is as follows =

memory="your desired memory allocation goes herer"MB

So the end result would look like this example

memory=1024MB

Then you save that file, and upload it using FTP to you root folder.

That should increase your memory limit.

Once you’re done and everything is working well….don’t forget to delete the first file you made

the info.php file

Hope this helps.

(This was written in a rush so excuse the typos and any formatting / comprehensiveness issues)

@geonomist

You’re welcome.

Wordpress by default does not have a Meta Description box. WordPress has a box called “excerpt” which it uses as the meta description for SEO purposes.

I don’t know what plugin you’re using to get that meta description box that you are referring too.

Could the plugin not be functioning properly? Maybe you should disable it and find an alternative?

Hello @gswsinc

The cause of your problem is that the Facebook Like link is served over regular http and not https

Here’s what you can try:

1- Turn on Automatic HTTPS Rewrites (if you are using Cloudflare fo https) Under the Crypto tab in Cloudflare settings ; or

2- Manualy edit the link and change http to https ; or

3- Install a plugin to fix mixed content.