Joe Web

thank you for your awesome reply.

since i was hoping to “beef up” our home pages schema (rather than a post), it sounds like your articles extension wouldn’t replicate what i’m see on this other site’s home page. (but it is great to know about your extension manager for generating more extensive schema for our posts.)

it sounds like your standard ‘the seo framework’ plugin covers what’s important. and google’s structured data tool shows that it is loading just fine on our pages (with no errors).

so from your response, i think that i’ll keep our home page schema as it is generated by your plug-in by default.

thank you again!

sorry but i never really figured out the problem or the solution.
i just kept re-initiating the unsmush process each time the plugin failed because of errors.
even though the plugin made only a little progress each time, i eventually got my very small site completed.

marking as resolved.
thanks!

marking as resolved.
thanks

thank you for your reply. i eventually got the task completed.

i noticed in chrome > developer tools > console that resmushit would immediately throw an error — but sometimes it would work for a minute or two before throwing the errors.
and console indicated that it was a rotation of 2 or 3 different errors. rarely was it the same errors two times in a row.

so once i saw the errors pop up in console, i would immediately stop resmushit and start over.

when i did this, resmushit would indicate that it had made X% of progress. sometimes it made just 2-3% of progress but other times it would show 10-15% upon restart.

so, i did this over and over and eventually resmushit indicated that all the images had been optimized.

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• This reply was modified 5 years, 9 months ago by Joe Web.

yes! i’ve used the ‘WP Smush’ plugin (https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-smushit/) on all my previous projects. it has good reviews and always seemed to work fine with no problems. but i was excited to see what reSmushit could do after reading the head-to-head comparisons they ran at wpbeginner in this post:

https://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/best-wordpress-image-compression-plugins-compared/

i inherited this most recent site from a different shop so i haven’t tried WP Smush yet. (perhaps it would get the same error message as i am getting with reSmushit.)

if we don’t get any assistance within the next couple days, i will probably deactivate the other plugins and try reSmushit one last time.

if that still doesnt work i will install WP Smush.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 9 months ago by Joe Web.

hi stephrek,

thanks for your comment. i’ve added your ‘status of 500’ and ‘Internal Server Error’ to the tags for this post. hopefully, that may attract some eyeballs and help get the ball rolling.

thank you for your reply, rocco @d4z_c0nf

after reading your response, i revisited the www.ads-software.com support for Yoast and found the solution at https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/product-archive-title-how-do-i-change-this/#post-11128633

so your hunch was correct.
it was not a hueman theme issue.

thank you for pointing me in the right direction.

like so many previous comments, @chrisplaneta offered the first solution that worked for me.

i am not certain of the initial steps i took to disable ‘Archives’ for the products, categories and tags under the Taxonomies tab… but somehow i did it so that elements like Term Title, Page and Site Title were highlighted in purple but the word Archives in the SEO Title field was was still listed, but not highlighted.

i mistakenly assumed that this meant it was disabled.

after reading the thread above, i copied everything in the SEO Title field, pasted it into notetab, deleted the word Archives and pasted the remaining terms back into the SEO Title field.

that finally fixed it.
the word Archives is not gone from my title tags.

thank you @chrisplaneta !

hi @nikeo, thank you for your response… and for this wonderful theme! we’ve been using hueman for a couple years and it has suited our needs perfectly!

i found a way to remove the ‘a re=nofollow’ from social media links that works, though i am not sure it is the best way:

1) i copied the entire function from the parent functions/init-front.php file (for me, that was line 248 through line 355. the beginning of the code chunk looks like this:

/*  Social links
/* ------------------------------------ */
if ( ! function_exists( 'hu_print_social_links' ) ) {
  function hu_print_social_links() {

2) i pasted this into my child functions.php — except for the entire first line (the ‘if function exists’ with the opening curly bracket) and the very last line (the closing curly bracket). so what i pasted into my funtions.php file starts with this on the first line:

/*  Social links without the opening IF and its closing curly brackets
/* ------------------------------------ */
  function hu_print_social_links() {

so, now that my function with the same name already exists, i guess the ‘if exists function hu_print_social_links’ statement in the parent file will simply get skipped over (since child functions run before parent functions.)

if my solution is a poor one… or if my understanding of how this all works is incorrect, please post your thoughts.

thank you