kbenjamin

I’m experiencing the same problem, though og:url is wrong, also.

One other note: link rel=”canonical” occurs twice in the head. Once right at the top then again in the Yoast SEO section. Both show the current page, not the one specified in Advanced -> Canonical URL.

Theme: Nimble from Elegant Themes
Yoast SEO version: 1.4.18
WordPress: 3.6.1
Server: nginx 1.4.1

Re. my previous comment about problems with Elegant Themes – I installed the PHP mbstring module and fixed the error above but 2.0 still breaks the image slider the theme uses on the home page. 1.9 works fine.

Here’s some further info re. Elegant Themes, specifically, I’m using Nimble:

The PHP error log gets this message in it:

PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function mb_detect_encoding() in /html/wp-content/plugins/nextgen-gallery/products/photocrati_nextgen/modules/simplehtmldom/simplehtmldom/simple_html_dom.php on line 987

The expires headers refer to a MIME type, not to file extensions.

The official IANA list of MIME types only defines image/jpeg, not image/jpg.

https://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/image/index.html

As for files being noticeably slower, have you tested this with a measuring tool after clearing your browser cache each time or is it a subjective impression?

What’s the performance difference if you have the identical image (preferably large) saved with both .jpg and .jpeg extensions?

My bet is none.

You need better hosting.

Security-wise, you’re going to have problems, not to mention compatibility with plugins, etc.

I’m using Site5.com and like them but there are many other choices you can explore.

Another plan would be to link to your new blog on WordPress.com, though there are good reasons for and against going that route.

Disregard, please.

Sorry about that. Must have been CSS problem on my end. Works okay now with your development release.

I think the visibility problems are more on my end. Something about the CSS modifications I made.

Your development version fixes the problem with the number of posts and does not show excerpts when unchecked.

The problems with % offset are still there, though.

Otherwise, it’s looking good. Not sure what I broke in the CSS but sorry if you spent time testing.

Thanks,
Ken

Thanks Marcin,

I’ll check it out tomorrow or Monday at the latest.

I’ll also see if I can pin down where the problem is in Chrome and IE. There is no error in the browser so I don’t know what is causing the failure. It still works fine in IE9.

I understand about YARPP.

Ken

Try making sure CURL is enabled in php.ini. It worked for me on a test WP setup using a WAMP server.