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An updated version of my theme got this sorted.

Completely resolved. Many thanks, mate!

Okay, it appears to have been fixed partially.

I cleared the browser cache and a portion of the right sidebar (the ‘Popular-Comments-Latest’ widget) is back in its place on the right side. Thanks for that!

However, the Google Ad below it is still central — it’s still below the page content.

Is that happening for you as well, or is it just me?

Hi JarretC,

Thanks for replying.

Unfortunately, it did not fix the problem. As you can see here, it’s still there: https://www.beyondtheninetyminutes.com/register/

Anything else you believe could fix it?

Thank you @rajan, @steve.

It started working automatically, later on.

This was a hosting-related problem, actually.

There are some limitations imposed by a free webhosting service. And I was using one during that time.

It all worked perfectly once I moved to paid hosting.

Adding this to functions.php did the job for me:

function wpseo_metadesc_subheading( $description ) {
	global $post;
	if ( $subheading = get_post_meta( $post->ID, '_subheading', true ) ) {
		return $subheading;
	}
	return $description;
}
add_filter( 'wpseo_metadesc', 'wpseo_metadesc_subheading' );

Thanks to SubHeading plugin author Steve for that.

Thank you Sajid. I am now eagerly waiting for the next version of your plugin.

All right, I have found a solution, but it’s not very good.

This plugin did the job for me: Advanced Excerpt

Since I do not require excerpts anywhere in the site (not even in meta descriptions which I manually set using the SubHeading and WordPress SEO plugins), I set the Excerpt length to 0 using this plugin. Which basically means disabling excerpts in WordPress. Now all posts in Google + comprise only titles and links.

But I guess this is not an excellent solution as it would not work for those who need the excerpt generating function.

Seriously, will that be possible?

If such a plugin can be made, it will really become an instant hit.

We all are waiting for a plugin which will post the featured image/first image from the post to Facebook alongwith the post title and link.

Anyway, I have found out how to disable Open Graph.

Commenting out

add_action('wp_head', 'fpp_head_action');

and

function fpp_head_action() {
        global $post;

        if (is_object($post) /*&& ($post->post_type == 'post') */ && is_singular()) {
                fpp_render_meta_tags($post);
        }
}

in fpp_index.php did the trick for me.

Thanks to jurajpuchky once again. I guess those who still can’t get it to work properly do not have their application properly set up.

You’d need to comment out:

add_action('wp_head', 'fpp_head_action');

and

function fpp_head_action() {
        global $post;

        if (is_object($post) /*&& ($post->post_type == 'post') */ && is_singular()) {
                fpp_render_meta_tags($post);
        }
}

@jurajpuchky: It worked fine for me.

But I had a question. Which lines should I comment out in the fpp_index.php (you provided) to ensure that the plugin does not generate Facebook Open Graph meta tags?

I want to use another plugin to generate them.

Relieved to have sorted it out at last. Massive thanks to jurajpuchky.

Solution:

1. Deactivate, and then delete the existing plugin.

2. Download this file.

3. Upload and install the new file.

It should be all right now.