noeski76

Thanks Garnet…

Thanks for the reply..

Would it be possible to get your email and chat direct rather than posting info online??

Thanks

1. I guess its FancyBox for the product review popup??? I can only tell from inspect element. Might be wrong though, as i didnt build that part. not sure how else to tell??

2. I get you with the float-left thing! But i cant figure out how to keep my SEND IT! button inline without using float… If you have an easy quick answer for me, that would be great!

Any help would be much appreciated!

ok Frank, i’ll give that a try today.

Appreciate your help so far.

Seems strange.

I can click through 20-30 different pages on my site, and get a relatively quick cached version served for every page. (3-4 secs)

As per your suggestion, I tried with AO on again and unchecked aggregate on JS and CSS…

Loaded a little quicker first load (9-12 secs vs 13+ secs prior) and actually served up subsequent cached pages at about 4-5 secs per page after that which was good, BUT it messed up a few things. (pop-ups, sticky headers and AJAX add to bag not working)

Then tried alternating the aggregates and the first load went up to 13-15 secs and no cached pages after that…

So it seems my current site config is not playing ball with your plug-in…

If you have time, and would be prepared to dive in to things a little deeper for me, i would gladly make a donation if we can shave a second or two off of my original times…

let me know if you can help further as my expertise is pretty much limited to turning functions on and off….

Paul

Thanks for the quick reply. And yeah, night time here, so i guess its a good morning to you wherever you are!

So, what i have found with webpagetest is it is not as accurate compared to real live tests on my site. Pingdom is pretty spot on comparing that to actual speed test i have done.. ( i regularly test from Melbourne and Sydney on different devices and time actual loads as well as use testing sites)

Not sure if you meant do 5 of each test, so I have anyway:

Without AO

First Load:
https://tools.pingdom.com/fpt/#!/d52jjD/https://www.ipsomofo.com.au/

Second load: (same page)
https://tools.pingdom.com/fpt/#!/2rbuk/https://www.ipsomofo.com.au/

https://www.webpagetest.org/result/160114_WC_DNF/
https://www.webpagetest.org/result/160114_RY_DRN/
https://www.webpagetest.org/result/160114_XJ_DSH/
https://www.webpagetest.org/result/160114_X2_DTR/
https://www.webpagetest.org/result/160114_2Z_DWA/

With AO on: (html, JS & CSS)

First Load:
https://tools.pingdom.com/fpt/#!/d0V2MA/https://www.ipsomofo.com.au/

Second Load: (same page)
https://tools.pingdom.com/fpt/#!/FtG9X/https://www.ipsomofo.com.au/

https://www.webpagetest.org/result/160114_CT_EC9/
https://www.webpagetest.org/result/160114_QS_EE1/
https://www.webpagetest.org/result/160114_64_EHC/
https://www.webpagetest.org/result/160114_AE_EJF/

Now, the deceiving thing about these tests is with AO on, in actual practice, every subsequent page actually loads fully and takes around 13 seconds. Meaning AO seems to not allow the caching to do its thing. So with AO on basically, EVERY page is taking 13 seconds to load. (unless you click back to a page that was already loaded then this would be quicker)

With AO off, first load is 7-8 seconds, and every page thereafter is 3-4 seconds.

Ohhh, I think I understand..

Meta Keywords are no longer valid.. Google does not pick them up anymore.

If you go to Titles & Metas and see the Second Tick Box down:

Use meta keywords tag?
I don’t know why you’d want to use meta keywords, but if you want to, check this box.

You will see that Yoast advises against this…

The ‘FOCUS KEYWORD’ entry on the edit page is just a feature to highlight if your chosen keyword is actually IN your page in the important elements. Underneath you will see the bullet points with GREEN YES or RED NO for each individual area you should enter your keywords.

Focus keyword usage
Your focus keyword was found in:
Article Heading: Yes (1)
Page title: Yes (1)
Page URL: Yes (1)
Content: Yes (3)
Meta description: Yes (1)

From what i understand it DOES NOT mean that is the keyword that you will rank for. You can write anything in that box it will NOT affect your SEO. It is only to show you if you have added your chosen keyword…

As long as your Keywords are in your TITLE, META DESCRIPTION and/or your PRODUCT DESCRIPTION, and possibly your URL, this is all that matters.

I hope that makes sense…

This is your META DESCRIPTION and can be changed using Yoast by (among other ways) going into:

PAGES>>> then HOME (edit)>>>

You will see the Home Page Admin Edit page.. Scroll down to WORDPRESS SEO BY YOAST.. Change your Meta or Page Title..

This is your META DESCRIPTION and can be changed using Yoast by (among other ways) going into:

PAGES>>> then HOME (edit)>>>

You will see the Home Page Admin Edit page.. Scroll down to WORDPRESS SEO BY YOAST.. Change your Meta or Page Title..

If it is a template page, Go to PAGES in WordPress Menu>>>
/wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=page

Then select ‘edit’ for the page and you should have the YOAST edit box underneath the first text editor…

Add/Edit your Title Tag there…

Nein Sprechen sie Deutsch!

I hope you work it out.. I have some problems of my own with Yoast, but nobody is helping at the moment..

Good luck.

Ok, I see.. Seems strange if you have those options on the other pages but not on Product admin page…

I am no expert, But maybe if you save your settings (Import & Export) then re-install Yoast it may give it the kick up the ass it needs?

Sorry mate…

are you on the WordPress Product Admin page??

wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=product

????

Sitelinks are Auto generated by google.. You can’t choose them, BUT you can demote pages or directories that you don’t want to appear, through Google Webmaster…

https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/47334?hl=en

I have been watching my sitelinks change for the last few weeks, and it seems like the most visited pages of recent days are getting placed.