tickett0

Hi @amboutwe,

Thanks for your tips, I think I’ve found the issue:

I’m using a plugin called “Huge-IT Google Map” which allows you to insert a responsive map snippet into WP posts. Upon removing its short-code, the readability errors disappear.

I tested this on another post utilizing the same short-code, and its returning the same errors.

Over 50,000+ installs of “Huge-IT Google Map”. I imagine that’s a serious conflict for many!

Hi @amboutwe, thanks for your prompt response!

I’ve gone through my logs and nothing’s changed since the error began (i.e. no new plugins, theme updates, etc.). I’d hate to disable all my plugins since not everything reenables with previous settings.

Have you seen this issue occur with other users since the latest Yoast update?

Thanks @wfalaa – Tested using Chrome on desktop, and Safari on mobile. Theme is EasyMag (for now).

These numbers also drastically differ from what Google Analytics reports. I’d assume GA has bot detection as well. What are your thoughts?

Sorry to be a burden, but non-tech-advanced user here. ??

Could you please explain why my human friends are being marked as bots, and what I can do to resolve?

I’m having the same issue. I had a few friends test, who visited my site per usual. And when looking at the logs, they were marked as grey.

What determines when human traffic is categorized as bots?

I’m also having this issue! Please advise!

Thanks everyone for your prompt responses!

@sterndata: No countries in particular are responsible for the attacks.
@acstudent: Yes, my username and password are unique. And thanks for your other recommendations!
@markrh: This is a little over my head, technically speaking ?? but thank you.

I’m going to start with @staartmees ‘s recommendation of Wordfence; it looks like a very robust program. ?? Will report back if the issues continue!

Is there no support for this plugin…? My question has been outstanding for 3 months.

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I was also unable to get this to work.

Mac OSX El Capitan v. 10.11.16
Microsoft Excel 2011 v. 14.6.9
File types csv and xml

I’m having this same issue. These tables aren’t responsible on mobile devices and look terrible.

Any solutions?

You can add the following to Custom CSS, setting your own defaults:

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

I’ve found this overrides ALL tables though. I currently have a ticket open on how to make them table-specific (no response yet…).

Hope this helps!

Current code inputted into Custom CSS:

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

^^ Good for first table. Not for second…

• This reply was modified 8 years, 4 months ago by tickett0.

I’m also having this problem. I have very small (<50kb) files that refuse to upload, “Error: 2”. I’ve tried both formats (csv and xml), removed all formatting, renamed, changed comma/semi-colon dropdown, etc. to no avail. Is this feature broken?

Hi, @washingtonsblog! I’m having the same issue. I’d like to set MOST image width’s to 100%, but not my portrait views.

How did you resolve?

Any update to this?