Ralf Skirr

Same for me. I had to deactivate it. wp 3.5 and ckeditor 4

Hi Sean,
I mean the thumbnails that can be added as featured image through the sidebar of edit post page:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Post_Thumbnails
Example:
https://internetbusinessmastermind.com/facebook-vs-google-plus-engagement-infographic
The first image in the post is the ‘featured image.’ No button.
The other images later in the post do have the button. (I changed the positioning with CSS, so that it would work with the right-floated position of the featured image.)

In the next post the first image is NOT a featured image, but was added to the post manually. Pin button working here. This is how it should look like with the pin it button:
https://internetbusinessmastermind.com/the-5-pillars-of-web-site-promotion
Cheers!

I’m confused by the absence of the css settings for the floating tab position and the min browser width in the latest update. The bar didn’t maintain the position where I needed it to be.

I had a copy of the old code, and added it to my style.css. Not sure if it’s supposed to work this way.

Same for me. Added the publisher id, enabled the button – but the button does nothing when clicked.

I’ve updated the plugin to its current version. Now the widget has completely disappeared.

Uninstalling now.

I better just paste normal button.

Yes, I just wanted to post that. I searched for ‘loop’, ‘template’, and ‘query’ and it said:

We couldn’t find anything!
Please try a different search.

Seems Yahoo is discontinuing a lot of things lately (think site explorer). Shouldn’t be too long before Yahoo discontinues Yahoo! ??

I like most of what the plugin does, but posting really is painful when the plugin is activated.

I believe it is the snippet preview that is slowing things down.

For example when editing the title, I actually have to wait 5 to 10 seconds during editing because something on the page is refreshing and freezing the browser during that time – even before I am finished with editing the title.

Is there a way to disable the snippet preview?

The idea is to create a custom read more link after excerpts. ??

When I use it as is, i get the error message:

Warning: Missing argument 1 for WPSEO_Frontend::title(),

When i enter something like this:
<?php echo $wpseo_front->title($postID);?> (random trial of mine)

It works on single pages, but not on index pages.

On index pages each entry gets the title of the index page it is displayed on, not the title for the post id of the looped element.

Oh, I guess we need to take it a step further.

I installed the plugin to a wp that already has posts.

Using the code above it does not output any title for older posts; it only outputs titles for posts that i saved after installing the wordpress seo plugin.

Is this how it is supposed to work?

If yes, maybe the code above should be used in some if else statement.

Something like:
if there is a yoast seo title display that
else display wp_title

Ah, now you can see, I’m not a programmer. Would be nice if anybody could provide the php code.

Did some research and figured it out myself. ??

<?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘_yoast_wpseo_title’, true); ?>

And for the description it would be:

<?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘_yoast_wpseo_metadesc’, true); ?>

I just had a quick look at the source code of the “wp security scan” plugin and as far as I understood, it sets the $wp_version to ‘abc’ in some cases, which of course is totally stupid if a plugin needs to check the version of WordPress to determine the available features.

The reason for removing the version number is that knowing the version of wp makes it easier for hackers to know the vulnerabilities of your specific installation.

Might want to first check that the sitemap is good, then disable the wp security scan plugin. Create a new page or post so a new sitemap is generated and see if the problems come back.

Good idea.

I tested a bit back and forth and it actually looks like the stripping down to 1 link only happens when the security plugin is activated.

I have deactivated it now and will check the sitemap for a few days.

Thanks!

It seems there are 2 separate problems.
1) wrong links being created.
2) Pages disappearing from the sitemap.

#2 just happened again. The sitemap that had 146 links lost all links again except the main page.

What’s common between them as far as theme and/or plugins? Or aything else?

Since both sites display different probs, I’m not sure if they have the same reason. Anyway, comparing both sides now:

Theme and server are different.

These plugins are installed on both sites:
– akismet
– all in one seo
– google sitemap generator
– gravityforms
– wp-database backup
– wp security scan

What stands out is that the wp security scan is also mentioned in the post above.

Frederick,

thanks for your comment. About the initial question:

is_user_logged_in is a very standard wordpress feature. It’s not a plugin nor javascript related.

Shouldn’t that work?