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And @giucu91 please let us know the name of it if you do.

Thanks one million for let us know!

Thanks for the response.

Caching is not being used on this site via plugin or theme. No CDN in play.

There was an Enfold theme option to “enable jquery migrate” ==> I turned it off

There was an Enfold theme option to “Delete old CSS and JS files” ==> I deleted them.

There was something in the child theme functions.php file that was no longer needed ==> I got rid of it functions.php from the child theme.

There was no response on the Facebook group regarding having the same issue. It’s a pretty active group. No one responded that they had a similar issue.

I have a test site that is not a clone of this one, but has an early copy of the site. I activated Enfold and made sure the theme’s performance settings were same, added Yoast without making settings ==> site health worked fine

(Another site I look after that uses Enfold uses a different seo plugin and site health runs fine.)

Again I turned off all plugins except Yoast 17.2 > ran site health > it stalls
Deactivated Yoast > ran site health > it runs immediately.

I guess at this point…
When I want to run Site Health, I will deactivate Yoast before doing so.

Enfold is up to date v4.8.6.2. Theme link:
https://themeforest.net/item/enfold-responsive-multipurpose-theme/4519990

The Uncaught error message “Your Site is Experiencing a Technical Issue” was sent to admins by WordPress and so far has not sent another one and it was not in the error log.

The error log remains empty. BackupBuddy has a way to test the error log so I performed the test and the BackupBuddy test error was recorded.

Enfold has a Facebook group. I will ask if anyone else is having a similar experience.

Thanks

I removed the plugin (deleted the folder) then reinstalled Yoast but error 500 still occurs which really surprised me.

I changed from Enfold Theme to TwentyFifteen theme and Site Health ran ok.

Summary:
Enfold Theme with Yoast = error 500
Enfold without Yoast = ok
TwentyFifteen with Yoast = ok

riveting…

In case it is revealing, this was the error sent by wp

Your Site is Experiencing a Technical Issue

Error Details
=============
An error of type E_ERROR was caused in line 3603 of the file nt/plugins/wordpress-seo/src/generated/container.php. 
Error message: Uncaught Error: Class 'Yoast\WP\SEO\Surfaces\Classes_Surface' not found in.../plugins/wordpress-seo/src/generated/container.php:3603

Stack trace:
#0 .../plugins/wordpress-seo/vendor_prefixed/symfony/dependency-injection/Container.php(271): Yoast\WP\SEO\Generated\Cached_Container->getClassesSurfaceService()
#1 .../plugins/wordpress-seo/lib/abstract-main.php(65): YoastSEO_Vendor\Symfony\Component\DependencyInjection\Container->get('Yoast\\WP\\SEO\\Su...')
#2 ...plugins/wordpress-seo/inc/health-check-links-table-not-accessible.php(30): Yoast\WP\Lib\Abstract_Main->__get('classes')
#3 .../plugins/wordpress-seo/inc/health-check.php(142): WPSEO_Health_Check_Link_Table_Not_Accessible->run()
#4 .../public_html/wp-admin/includes/class-wp-site-health.php(192): WPSEO_Health_Check->get_test_result()
#5 .../public_html/wp-admin/incl

1. recent Yoast SEO, v17.1? ==> yes

2. non-Yoast plugins and themes also updated? ==> yes

3. WordPress 5.8.1? ==> yes

4. setup meet the plugin requirements? ==> yes
PHP 7.4.23, Maria DB 10.3.31, Curl 7.71.0

As for plugin conflict testing… I know what you mean but will have to wait for another day.

It sounds like it is an unique problem.

Please disregard. I found a different solution. (Can’t figure out how to delete).

It cleared up on it’s own… like a lot of WordPress oddities

oh thank you. #2 is the answer!

Both links are more cumbersome but very good to know.

I’m looking for that too!

I see they want to offer what device width to preview but I should be able to set the default and preview with one click.

I hope someone makes a plugin for that so I’m following this thread.

I’m looking for indent too. I guess using a classic block is still the answer in that I can’t find it anywhere still.

I figured out that “Google Analytics for WordPress by MonsterInsights” was installed. I uninstalled it and it got rid of all that. Thanks for reply.

Thanks… got it.

I understand “how it works”. I’m trying to understand why the specific services are whitelisted by default whereas something more common like ManageWP default is off.

Uptime Robot
StatusCake
Seznam Search Engine – a Check Republic search engine?

I guess it is what it is… thanks anyway