Luis Supfort

yes this worked, thanks

I just added inside my functions.php on my custom theme

In my testings, Elementor Pro does NOT works with PHP 8.1

Thanks for the answer.

And I just like to add that it seems a little odd suggesting to use a PHP version that security supports ends in one month.

SCREENSHOT
https://prnt.sc/UHycAshnG58i

ORIGINAL WEBSITE FROM SCREENSHOT ABOVE
https://www.php.net/supported-versions.php

so should I download again the development version 2.0.4 and reinstall it to test if it works? Or how do I go about that? For checking on my side?

Ok, I just installed and enable sitemap.

It was enabled only for Home, Pages, and Posts.

See this: https://prnt.sc/hAPTvqHZ8Etm

But if you notice on the screenshots below, archives are still showing.

See this: https://prnt.sc/lnZaCYDpxlv7

And this: https://prnt.sc/EtMDl-VzFq2w

Let me this now…I could not before because I was busy and had NOT testing environment

• This reply was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by Luis Supfort.

Where is this published? So I can download and test? Thanks,

Thanks,

Here is another screenshot

https://prnt.sc/7vuU2B_F9vRV

This is from another website where I have robots set to “No-Index” and “No-Follow”

Plus I went inside each item (portfolios & tab sliders) and set the Sitemap Inclusion to “Exclude” inside each one.

But now the Archive Link inside the XML Sitemap is pulling those links and showing them.

This can mess the Google Cache pages and then affect some SEO things.

Thanks for your reply.

Yes this is showing on my end as well.

It was NOT there before.

Now it shows two extra URLs that are NOT needed.

One is: /sitemap-files/xml/index/index/1/

And the other one is: /sitemap-files/xml/latest/archive/1/

See this screenshot: https://prnt.sc/wRfwO9vMCw74

By the way, right now I just activated this plugin to disable Gutenberg on widgets.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/disable-widget-block-editor/

I have tested with the latest WordPress 5.6 system

yes I confirm, this plugin (Easy WP SMTP) only works with WooCommerce and NOT contact form 7

seems like the best solution is to install the plugin “Easy WP SMTP” and then configure the settings there so it affects the whole WordPress site. Other than that I have found NOT solutions

A way around is creating a simple HTML form with PHP code but obviously that is not the solution I am asking because so far this do really points as a Contact Form 7 problem and not as a hosting provider problem, as @angeloarlotta points out. We might be wrong but that’s why we need some support from the plugin creator on this.

I already tried additional headers but nothing

see this: https://prnt.sc/uo10b9