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I’m having this same issue. What a hassle!

Seems like there are many users with the same issue. And there’s only incredibly complex workarounds in fixing it. Why isn’t mobile functionality fundamentally built into this plugin?

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by tickett0.

Hi @webriti, thanks for getting back to me!

From a respectful standpoint, I see this more as a downfall. For a few reasons:

1. Plugins like Yoast SEO won’t recognize these changes since it’s not made in the database. i.e. I might have “poor” SEO since “none of my images have alt text”; when in reality, they do, it just can’t see it. Google sees it, of course, but it makes for difficult optimization from the user side.
2. This assumes that the user will forever use WordPress and depend entirely on the activation of your plugin. Should something migrate or the plugin crash (god forbid), the user is screwed (for lack of a better word) with hundreds, possibly thousands, of images that don’t have permanent alt text saved within the database.
3. It’s difficult from a visual standpoint if the user is auditing all of their images for accurate alt text. Under your plugin, the user must manually “inspect” each image. Which as you can imagine, would be terribly inefficient.

I’d love to hear your comments on the above. I haven’t found a plugin yet that assigns permanent alt text, and at this point, am facing a harsh reality of going them them all one-by-one and assigning them manually.

Thanks again,

Liz

[ No bumping please. ]

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by Jan Dembowski.

As a second part to my question:

Will alt text be applied to the Media Dashboard UI for NEWLY uploaded images at least?

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by tickett0.

Hi @seo-dave,

Thanks for your thorough response! And apologies for the delay (catching up on the new year). I’ve answered your comments below:

– Speed test: I use Pingdom which returns much different results: https://tools.pingdom.com/#!/PGZ3T/www.tickettotakeoff.com
– Optimization: Site is optimized using W3 Total Cache, Cloudflare, compressed images, and standard maintenance.
– Number of plugins: 29 active; though most are administrative and not actually hogging bandwidth.
– Number of widgets utilizing Display Widgets plugin: 4 active; basic page bio, RSS, and two plain text/jpg.
– Load times during high traffic: Not a concern; site is new and collects low traffic for now.

In terms of overall use, the site is very basic in construction. Which is why I’m skeptical to contribute this to an overloaded server…

That said, I see your notes on JS/CSS. To be honest, this is a bit beyond my technical expertise. But a few notes:
– I’m in conversations with Jetpack/Siteground as well, who have made significant changes since the issue was first reported (~Dec-28), including increasing execution time. Unfortunately, the issue persists…
– Additionally (and if it means anything), the theme I purchased was produced by a reputable company responsible for 30 others in the WP marketplace. I’d be surprised to seem them distributing a janky theme to this large of an audience.

I hadn’t changed how I interacted/worked on this site when the issue started. The ONLY factor that was introduced during this time was this plugin.

Let me know if you have further ideas. Thanks again for your time!

Liz

Thanks @zolikonta –

I think also there was a delay in configuration. After a few days, that number jumped from 3 to 230+. I have no way of confirming this number, however, but it seems more accurate than the first.

@johnson001 – there is no immediate fix to this issue. All posts that include a Huge IT shortcode will display these errors.

Huge IT and Yoast are working on a solution. You can follow its progress here: https://github.com/Yoast/YoastSEO.js/issues/976

@support-huge-it / @amboutwe – is there an ETA on this fix? Is it actively being investigated?

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by tickett0.

Thanks @webfacotyr. I’ve forwarded this ticket to gmw @ webfactoryltd.com.

Thanks!

Works like a charm! Thanks @jeherve!

Hi @jeherve,

Thanks for getting back to me. I’ll have the button point to a new page for now, using Jetpack’s subscription shortcode.

That said, how can I remove the shortcode’s title? (The page requires a title already, so this is redundant. See here: https://www.tickettotakeoff.com/subscribe-to-rss)

IN fact, I can’t find any documentation on this plugin. Is it available?

Responded via email. Thanks for your patience!

@support-huge-it:
I’ve forwarded the ticket to [email protected].

Wonderful – you’ve been a great help! Thanks a lot, @amboutwe!

Thanks @amboutwe. I’ve filed s ticket for “Huge-IT Google Map”:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/disables-yoast-seo-analysis/

I have not filed a ticket for “GitHub repository for Yoast SEO” as it seems to require a GitHub account. Is that necessary? I really try to keep my registrations to a minimum…

Great! Glad you have it working.

Also, figured out a way to assign custom widths to MULTIPLE tables through IDs. Example below:

#wpsm-table-1 td:first-child{width:30% !important}
#wpsm-table-1 td:nth-child(2){width:15% !important}
#wpsm-table-1 td:nth-child(3){width:15% !important}
#wpsm-table-1 td:nth-child(4){width:40% !important}

#wpsm-table-2 td:first-child{width:25% !important}
#wpsm-table-2 td:nth-child(2){width:25% !important}
#wpsm-table-2 td:nth-child(3){width:50% !important}

#wpsm-table-2 td:first-child img{padding:0px}