Rumejan Barbarona

Hi Barb,
I tested the URL you provided on mobile and it shows the breadcrumbs fine. You may need to clear your mobile browser’s cache and cookies or try another device.

The Glue for Yoast SEO & AMP plugin is still under development, it is not finished yet. As a result, there may be bugs in the current implementation.

Please refer to the Glue for Yoast SEO & AMP support forum here.

It’s possible that what you updated may not be relevant to your SEO. You need to use the SEO analysis functionality of the plugin (available in post edit mode only) so you’ll now what needs updating to improve your SEO score. Please refer to this article to learn more: https://yoast.com/use-content-analysis-yoast-seo/

Hi Alex,
Please enable advanced settings first. You may refer to this kb article: https://kb.yoast.com/kb/remove-advanced-yoast-seo-settings/

You need to create a redirect when you change a slug so that the old link will be redirected to the new link. Otherwise, you’ll get a 404 on the old link.

If you’re using Yoast SEO Premium, the plugin automatically creates a redirect when you change the slug (the last part of the URL) of a post or page or even when you delete a post or page.

Try this: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/seo-data-transporter/

The P3 Profiler plugin is known to have some trouble analyzing our plugin. It doesn’t understand how we create sitemaps. We actually need to load our code on every page in order to be able to create sitemaps. This process is really quite optimized, and shouldn’t slow your site down, but P3 is always giving us trouble.

Just to clarify, are you trying to share a post on Facebook? If you are, you might need to force update Facebook’s cache of that page. To do that, go to the Facebook debug tool, enter the URL you wish to update and click scrape again. You may need to click “Scrage Again” a few times.
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Can you please try disabling all other plugins except Yoast? Does it fix the issue? If it does, this could be caused by a plugin or theme conflict. Please run a conflict check.

Have you tried disabling all other plugins except Yoast? This could be caused by a plugin or theme conflict. Please run a conflict check.

Hey Chad,

This needs a lot of digging and research. I’m afraid that’s something we can’t do via this forum. You may want to avail of one of our services here.

You can also send site specific SEO questions to our experts and we may even select your question to be featured in our Ask Yoast articles. Please send these questions to [email protected]

Please refer to this Kb article.

Looks like there’s a problem between your server and our update server. Our usual suggestion is to update the plugin manually by uploading the plugin files via FTP.

Please make sure you’re running the latest version of WordPress (4.8), Yoast SEO (5.1), and the latest version of your theme. If all those are up-to-date, please run a conflict check.

Please refer to this article by Joost: https://yoast.com/change-wordpress-permalink-structure/