Ken

I am having the same issue on PHP 7.

He should replace “siteurl” with “url”. I hope he can arrange the update soon.

All the best!

Hello!

Thank you very much for the links. That’s exactly what I was looking for.

All the best!

Hello!

Thank you for your reply.

The issue is not with PHP 7 but with running your plugin with the Piwik analytics on PHP 7. I guess you missed that point from my original bug report.

Please install the Piwik analytics plugin (WP-Piwik) then try to check for any errors.

Your plugin and Piwik analytics plugin are both working perfectly well by themselves. However, activating them at the same time is leading to the 500 internal server error.

Thanks in advance.

All the best!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by Ken. Reason: adding more details

Hello @capuderg

Thank you for your work on the second version of the plugin.

I haven’t done any intensive testing but it seems to be working as expected.

Looking forward for the final release of 2.0.

All the best!

Thank you for your consideration in adding support for the Redux Framework.

I just wanted to give my vote on the topic and emphasize our desire in seeing Redux supported without manually adding the fix.

All the best!

Hello!

I would love to see a Redux Framework support for this plugin where it allows us to import the Redux options (.Json) file.

Thank you very much.

Amazing work Lukas! Thank you very much.

Hello Lukas!

Thank you for your reply and for taking this suggestion into consideration.

Your plugin is ranked among the top plugins on www.ads-software.com for many good keywords. In addition to that, your code is well written. Not to mention that many people like those clean plugins that have no paid upgrades.

All the best!

Hello Hesham!

Thank you very much for your update and clarifications.

Your latest update is amazing! it is crystal clear now what sizes we should use and how to use the plugin properly.

All the best!

>> [Update] <<

I finally found the solution to the above riddle.

– The size of the logo for the Google’s knowledge graph should be: 151x151px.

– The size of the logo used in AMP should be as follows:

*Case 1: If the logo is a text-based logo image, the overall size of it should be 600x60px. However, the visible text inside that image should not exceed the height of 48px. In other words, you will have a logo image of size 600x60px while the logo text inside it has the dimensions of 600x48px. Thus, the 600x60px is the overall size including the white spaces or padding.

*Case 2: If the logo is not a text-based image, then the overall image size should be 600x60px.

The remaining questions are as follows:

1. In your Schema plugin, is the provided field for the AMP logo or for the knowledge graph logo? as far as I can see, it is for the AMP logo since the knowledge graph logo might be taken directly from your Google’s plus profile. I am not entirely sure though.

2. The provided field for the logo in the Yoast SEO plugin, is it for the AMP logo or for the knowledge graph logo? (No documentation by Yoast is provided on this part).

Note: It would be great if you can add the above findings to your documentation. They will help others in understanding those vague outlines of Google.

As always, thanks a lot for everything!

Thank you very much for your detailed reply!

You have answered all of my questions except for the first one since I think I did not explain it properly.

When I said a text-based logo, I meant a PNG image that has a rectangular shape compared to a square icon shape.

I am going to list two possible scenarios below. One of them should be the right one for sure but i don’t know which one of them. There is a possibility as well that both of them can be right. It is not clear from the Google’s guidelines which one is correct.

Possibility #1: That rectangular shape will have the size of 600x60px based on your plugins recommendations. However, the dimensions of the text inside this image should not cross the height of 48px. In other words, the size of the whole image is 600x60px including the white spaces or padding around the logo.

Possibility #2: The size of the logo image should fit within the rectangular box of 600x60px but should not take the size of 600x60px. In other words, the whole image size of the logo would be smaller than 600x60px where the height is smaller or equal to 48px.

The above two possibilities are not explained well in Google’s guidelines. I don’t know which one is correct. Should the size of the logo be 600x60px? or it should be smaller to fit within the 600x60px rectangle?

If you can help me in understanding this point, I would greatly appreciate it.

All the best!

P.S: What is the size of the logo image that you are using in your schema settings on your website? is it 600x60px? or smaller?

Hello Hesham!

Thank you very much for your awesome feedback! You cleared up all my questions in one post.

I am going to write up a positive review on your plugin and give it the best rating possible.

All the best!

P.S: Adding your crystal clear answer to the documentation of your plugin will massively help the beginners in perfectly understanding the nature of your plugin and its usage.

Thank you very much for the update!

The issue has been resolved at my end. Please release it on www.ads-software.com as well for others.

All the best!

P.S: It would also be nice if you can help me with this thread: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/which-schema-type-to-use-for-a-technical-blog-blogposting-or-techarticle

I am having the same issue like you. This is happening in both pages and posts.

It happening in all of the following cases:

• When saving a draft.
• When updating a post or page.
• When publishing a post or page.

We really need to wait for a reply from the developer on this issue.

Thank you for reporting that up!

Awesome! Thank you very much for taking my suggestions into consideration. We’ll be tuned for your updates!