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@jordesign

Thank you for the code but it is not responsive. Especially, for the drop downs under Blogs when you are on the Homepage, Cities or the blog posts themself . If you click on Contact or Blogs menu tab and then hoover to the blog posts dropdown un Blogs you will see it shows better horizontally compared when you are on other pages. How can we fix this?

@jordesign

Yes, I want the drop downs listed horizontally.

@jordesign

The menu items are not showing horizontally in one line on the desktop version. If you take a lot at the drop down on the Blogs you will see that. I tried using css but it won’t fix that.

Thank you for the fast reply.

@magazine3 I’m aware of that but that means that you have to go in each individual page to place them. I’m looking for a filter I can use to do it automatically.

@magazine3

Hi, thanks for replying. @pcosta88 explained it. I basically want to be able to make it display in a certain section automatically without going to individual pages and inserting it from the editor. For example, if I want it to be displayed after the first, second, or third paragraph of a post or page, that filter will do that. Or I can want it displayed after certain amount of words or sentences from the beginning of a page content.

I want a filter that will help me achieve that. Thanks

@maybellyne

Hi, I’m aware of the filter to stop the ping. I’m not trying to stop the ping entirely but to control how often it is pinged. My understanding as mentioned on the original support is that Yoast pings each time you click on the Update button( unless that not correct).

I need a filter i can use to customize that ping from happening each time I click on Update. If I update a post 5 times within a short period( say within 10 minutes), I don’t want it pinging search engines five times in that time.