morpheus83

Thanks for the reply, I understand yoast adds a no index attribute to the search page. But we are seeing a lot of URL spam to our search page (thousands of pages) and they Google is crawling all those pages. We are concerned this will affect our crawl budget. This is the reason we need to add a canonical to our internal search page.

Hi, thanks for the quick reply. Even when I disable Yoast the page is still created. Would you be able to assist as to how I can add a nofollow noindex attribute to this page?

Thanks for the suggestion so do I have to paste this snippet in my functions.php?

add_filter( 'smush_skip_image_from_lazy_load', function( $status, $src, $image ) {
if ( 'https://url-to-image.png' === $src ) {
$status = true;
}
return $status;
}, 99, 3 );

Hi, The reason I would want to exclude the logo from lazy load is because it is causing a layout shift and affecting my CLS score for Google Pagespeed insights.

Hello Jonathan,

I have included .logo to be excluded from lazy loading. Yet the logo is being parsed as lazy load. Please check the URL-
https://luxurylaunches.com/fashion/luxury-retailer-neiman-marcus-to-swear-off-fur-by-early-2023.php

We have cleared the cache as well.

Hi Jonathan, the website is https://www.luxurylaunches.com.

Thanks Adam, it worked. We would prefer to not increase the max execution time as occasionally we have had instances where the memory-intensive processes have choked off the CPU.

I would suggest you guys include a separate stats page altogether. So someone like me who has a fairly large amount of processed image can still access the settings. Just my two cents.

Keep up the good work and stay safe.

Oh and one more question – Can I embed a web story on a non-amp page?

Thanks for the quick reply. That’s cool I will wait for the official release of the update. I am not sure if its already there, as I could not find one but perhaps you can have a thread on feature requests for the upcoming releases.

Great wor, just to add here. Like many other publishers, I am not comfortable with Gutenberg and prefer to have the traditional WordPress editor. Is there a work around where I can embed the web stories on the page myself?

You can try reducing the size of the file, to say 150 kb or so and then try.

I am getting the same error when I try to upload files larger than 150kb, say even if a file is 250kb the http error comes up. We have made no changes to WordPress files and are using version 3.8. Strangely this error has popped up recently since the past 5 days.

We are facing the same problem, I believe the work around for this lies in the file – wordpress-seo/frontend/class-frontend.php. Sadly I am not that good with PHP, can anyone please help??

With a majority of theme developers providing a static page as a home page. I am sure a lot of webmasters would be facing this problem.