scarlywebs

Thanks! I added Iframe to the exclusion box and that helped, now my embeds work, yay.

Hey Benjamin thanks for getting back to me, that sucks they don’t have it already. Hopefully it would be out soon so i can switch my clients to SEOPress instead of having them continue using Yoast. :3

@rainbowgeek no worries! I did eventually find out the issue, and i know how it works now.
SEOPress for some reason is just reading the “single post template” i made for my posts instead of just reading whats inside my gutenberg posts where i write my articles at. So whatever is outputted to that template it will read, including whatever is on that template like social media links and so fourth.

AS for the internal links, it seems that it can only read what is connected to the post itself. It doesn’t seem to read what i output the link to from the post.

For instance, if i create a post and created an internal link to another post, the internal link analysis doesn’t read that as internal linking for some reason. But if i create another post that links to that post i made it will be considered as internal linking. Its a bit weird but that is what I discovered.

• This reply was modified 8 months, 1 week ago by scarlywebs.

@rainbowgeek just a quick update, i did find out the issue with the “nofollow” links. Seems SEOPress reads what was in my “single post template” rather then reading what was in gutenberg; however, i am still having issues with “internal links” being read.

The current template i use is from Bricks Builder, but even with wordpress default template it was still having a hard time being read.

Hey @rainbowgeek thanks for the reply, currently this is happening to all the posts. Below is one of the posts example i having issues with: https://vendettasportsmedia.com/wtfitg-lawrence-cager-fantasy-football-hero/

I also took screenshot of the image of the internal links error below. For some reason it said found 10 “nofollow” link attributes but none of the posts has those “nofollow” attribute. Idk something is wrong with my settings.
https://app.screencast.com/Eq1d89Nwy7f0Q

Hey @qriouslad for sure! Would love to check it out! I sent you my email.

@qriouslad

The Notice plugin i use is the “Hide admin notices” plugin. Can see it here> https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-admin-notification-center/

As for the shadows, when you open the notice center its gets black in the background and i don’t like it.

Can see here: https://app.screencast.com/cYvnLeiebj0nC?conversation=u9OVeQw5BMQXKcs0e5utDg&tab=Details

Hey Bowo, thanks for listening to my suggestions. :3

As for the WP Edit username, you be surprised the need to edit username with over 50 authors haha, but if you don’t want to its cool.

For Stop Spammers i figured would be good to add because it looks like could be part of security. I know personally i have alot of spammers medelling with hack links and all kinds of stuff.

And yes would be great for WP test email to be added, hopefully thats not complicated. I don’t code plugins so I wouldn’t know. XD

Hey @qriouslad thanks for getting back to me, sorry for the late reply been busy. I eventually found the hidden DIVS you mentioned and it was 1 of my plugins. After I disabled that plugin the notification for that disappeared lol.

So now that is resolved, I got a few questions. Would it be possible to add extra settings for the notification? For instance, the other plugin offers which notices can be seen and to whom the notices can be shown.

The example below is what I think would be good options to add to the notification center.
https://app.screencast.com/Fgu0BxXiT5lXB?conversation=Ncphf0mMtSZQOckJvR914u&tab=Details

Also, would you be able to add the button to remove the shadows? I really don’t like it.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by scarlywebs.

Probably, wouldn’t know how to find it or go about it though. All my CSS styling i am doing shouldn’t effect the notices, but will see if maybe one the plugins might be causing CSS issues. If it does that will suck, will be annoying going through all of these plugins lol.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by scarlywebs.

@qriouslad not sure what the 2 notices are, after I disabled the “Hide Admin Notices” my dashboard only showed 4 but my plugin page showed 5 of them. I tried looking at different areas in the menu like settings, appearance, etc. but couldn’t find any extra notices anywhere. Below are the screenshots with and without “Hide Admin notices”.

With admin notices on
https://app.screencast.com/K9w5mu5TZtiLr

Without admin notices on
https://app.screencast.com/qLSzZyMxKi2Zl

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by scarlywebs.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by scarlywebs.

Hey Bowo, thanks for the update. I looked around and checked my code and even removed any CSS styling to see if it was my doing but it still continues having issues, as seen in the screenshot below.
https://app.screencast.com/3KwpOSmcHWeu0

There is one plugin that always works for me and doesn’t have this issue that maybe you want to look into, its called: Hide Admin Notices

Hey Bowo, as for the CSS could be a conflict with the CSS styles I did so will check that and let you know. As for the shadows i mean the shadows that appear when you open the “Admin notices” window. I have attached screenshot below.
https://app.screencast.com/cYvnLeiebj0nC

And for the other notices, didn’t pay too much attention to see if it was effecting the other ones or not. I know the update notices appear just fine, but when I close the “close” button it doesn’t update the notices number on top.

I will pay attention more to the notice information on my side and let you know what’s happening with different notices.

Thank you @qriouslad , just tested it everything works now! I used the force option since the default wasn’t working for me before.