WP Monkey

Here are two screenshots that I took, which refer to the /amp page with errors.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/vac3lw1l36ek659/Screenshot%202020-01-17%2011.29.58.png?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/cwvck7bl89se6kb/Screenshot%202020-01-17%2011.34.42.png?dl=0

Let me know if you need more information.

Anything on this? I keep getting AMP errors in Google Console for the <meta itemprop=”URL” href=” …> code that is inserted.

I have done this several times, and still no change.

I am using Elementor’s shortcode widget which is text based, so there is no possible error with a double-quote. Plus I’ve retyped it several times.

I’ve also noticed that the random element of the plugin works when I am logged into WordPress, but not when I am logged out as a site visitor would be, including forced refreshes. This is for both Safari and Chrome on a mac. Given the number of times that this issue has been reported already, perhaps you’re not testing the plugin in a live environment?

As I mentioned in my first post, I checked the quotation marks in the shortcode initially before entering this ticket. That has been double-checked and is not the issue. It’s still not working for me.

I am using the orderby=”rand” parameter on all of those pages, and I have cleared the cache several times. It’s still an issue.

https://focusptbend.com/
https://focusptbend.com/about-focus/testimonials/
and the individual bio pages, i.e. https://focusptbend.com/therapists/carlee-uhrich/

Yes thank you. I had been using other variants of the field name that I could see.

Perhaps saying “sub-directory” is not using the correct verbiage. Those subdirectories do not exist on the server, but something is associating the images on page with whatever page they display on so that the images have a path under that page. It’s not physical, but Google is indexing and showing those.

For example, if there is a https://www.mysite.com/thisismypage/ that has image1.jpg and image5.jpg on it, then the image files are not indexed with a wp-content/images in their path, but rather are pulled into Google’s index/Search Console as https://www.mysite.com/thisismypage/image.jpg and https://www.mysite.com/thisismypage/image5.jpg. When I look at the images with the Media Library it still lists the wp-content/images path for them and that’s where they are on the server.

Something is regenerating those image paths. We don’t want that, and I’m trying to figure out what is causing it. Does LiteSpeed Cache change image paths picked up by search engines as part of handling them?

Thanks

Report number: REKBTBDC
Report date: 08/06/2019 18:30:06

And any page that has an image inserted on it (not the sidebar) then lists that image under the page as a subdirectory https://bit.ly/2TbwHM5

Thanks

Maybe migrate it to a premium plugin? I for one would be willing to pay a little something for your time. Just a thought.

That’s understandable to focus on revenue generating projects, I don’t want to be unfairly demanding of open source efforts.

Your plugin is unique in that you can add event dates from within a post, and not within a custom post create by the plugin. I have some custom post types that I want to pull into a calendar based on dates other than the publish dates, which is almost impossible to do in WP right now.

As for changes, I become concerned when a plugin is not updated for a long time about its stability and security. Then there is whether or not it is keeping up with forward moving technologies, such as responsive CSS or design.

Yes, what I really need is a person to handle these 101 questions, not more links to resources that I have already provided. These are all maintenance clients under contract for me to maintain their sites on the technical side, with an hourly rate for support.

I’m a little hesitant to post the job on a large job board, and would rather find a smaller curated source for people who are have knowledge on using WordPress from the user’s perspective, some support or training experience, and are ready to offer these kinds of services on an outsourcing basis.

Does anyone know of a board or company that offers this? Or a freelancer resource that would be more specific?

Thanks for your input.

I’ve created a guide for them and customized instructions per site based on their theme, plugins, and my customizations in a wiki. They don’t read it. They prefer to send me a question when they are stuck.

At this point, I need someone else to answer these questions since I am rather busy with other tasks.

I found that I could fix this by turning off JS minification, which I would like to keep. But thank you for the other suggestions – would any of them specifically address this issue and minification of JS files?

@amoditer Were you able to fix it?

Really needing an answer to this ASAP!