Johan82

@paologanino as I mentioned above, the snippet above will indeed make the sitemap to show up, but it will still sending a 404 as the response header which means that Google Webmaster Tool won’t find it.

Look at the post https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-wordpress-seo-by-yoast-fix-for-sitemap_indexxml-404-error to see what caused this problem for me.

In short, you have probably a plugin or a custom post type that flushes the rewrite rules. I would recommend that you delete the above snippet and disable all plugins except WordPress SEO and then turn them on one by one to see if there is any plugin that is causing this.

It was actually my own plugin, not a public one, don’t know why I added that, probably it was included in a tutorial i read when i created the custom post type way back when and can’t remember where I read it, sorry.

I actually just managed to fix this. The problem was a plugin that had flush_rewrite_rules(); after a custom post type. So when I removed it, it worked.

But thanks for the help anyway!

Yes it seems to work, the sitemap is showing up but it’s still sending a 404 as the response header which means that Google Webmaster Tool won’t find it.

Any suggestions?

Yes it seems to work, the sitemap is showing up but it’s still sending a 404 as the response header which means that Google Webmaster Tool won’t find it.

Any suggestions?

Saw that you had this role back to rev 413828 due to the translational changes ended up breaking things. Any news on when this will work again? I’m guessing that many of us want to be able to translate this plugin.

The funny thing is that it is translated into different languages ??on wordpress.com what’s up with that? Isn’t it the same?

The title_reply is located in wp-includes/comment-template.php or if you use a language file in wp-content/languages/your-language-file.po

But it is better to change this by adding the following to your theme’s functions.php instead of changing comment-template.php directly.

add_filter('comment_form_defaults', 'name_of_your_function');

function name_of_your_function($defaults) {
	$defaults['title_reply'] = 'Your text';
	$defaults['title_reply_to'] = 'Your text %s';
	return $defaults;
}

You can find a good article on this here…

https://www.kriesi.at/archives/improve-your-wordpress-navigation-menu-output