swagzillionaire

I encountered the same problem and wrote a workaround using the wpseo_canonical Filter and the $_SERVER supervariable.

Writing this into your functions.php should return a self-referencing canonical with forced http:

function no_https_canonical( $current_url ) {

		$current_url = 'https://';
		$current_url .= $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];
		$path = explode( '?', $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] );
		$current_url .= $path[0]; 

		return $current_url;
	}

	add_filter( 'wpseo_canonical', 'no_https_canonical' );

Hi, I used the Ajaxize Plugin along with the Favorites plugin to achieve this: https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/ajaxize

Install the plugin and generate a div from get_user_favorites_count, use this in your template instead of the function. Then I altered a JS Snippet I found on their FAQ page to refresh the value after you click the “add to favorites” Button.

<script>
jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
    var refreshId = $( ".simplefavorite-button" ).mouseup(function() {

        var $data = $('div[id*="ajaxize_this:REPLACE_THIS"]');
        $data.each( function() {
            $data.fadeTo(500, 0, function() {
                var newquery = $.query.set('ajaxize_this', $data.attr('id')).set('_wpnonce', ajaxizeParams._wpnonce);
                $data.load(location.pathname + newquery, function() {
                    $data.fadeTo(500, 1);
                });
            });
        });

        return false;
    });
});
</script>

Hope this helps!

Pretty sure its neither a browser nor a host related problem, the code of your website is just broken all over the place. I would start by fixing the meta tags outside of the header in Line 289 and 294 and then debug the site with a validator like validator.w3.org

Apparently it works like this:
https://z9.io/2013/10/21/shiny-new-dynamic-content-wp-super-cache/

I haven’t gotten it to work myself so if you manage to do so it would be great if you could post a small tutorial or something.

nvm, I’m stupid. The issue was the defaule publish box being overwritten by a plugin.

Didn’t find the edit button so here we go: What I wrote above only applies to the “publish” box, the other boxes positioning updates as expected

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Turns out I was being blind. isc_image_source placed the output on top of the post content because it uses echo instead of return. So I copied the function, renamed it and used return in order to wrap it into a variable and output the variable right after $link in the gallery output. Then you can position the gallery-item relative and the output absolute in order to have a nice, clean image overlay. ??

did you share the page without the og meta info being present? sounds like facebook cached something incorrectly and you might want to debug the concerning URL https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug