Tim Blake

Beau,
I haven’t updated the plugin yet, because I wasn’t sure when you might be able to look at it. I was wondering if you might have time to take a gander over the weekend? If not — I understand — then could you give me a time which might be more convenient? I just don’t want the site to be handicapped for too long.

Thanks for your willingness to help.

-Tim

Beau, I just updated to 1.7, but I’m still seeing the same issues. The ‘More’ button simply takes me to the top of the page. The ‘Email’ and ‘Print’ buttons both open a new tab in my browser.

I also checked to see if I could now check my site stats, but even with 1.7 I’m unable to connect to the server. Not sure why this is.

I’m going to go back to 1.3.4 for now, but if you need for me to reinstall 1.7, just contact me.

Thanks for your assistance.

This is my second attempt at upgrading JetPack. My previous attempt was with 1.4.2. I’m currently running 1.3.4 and my sharing functions work properly. Unfortunately, the 1.4.2 upgrade broke my sharing functionality. The ‘print’ and ’email’ portions still worked. This latest upgrade (1.6.1) makes the entire share function obsolete. Whenever I click on the ’email’, ‘print’ or ‘share’ links, they simply take me to the top of the page.

I’m also now unable to see my site stats. I’m assuming that’s because I’m running such an outdated version.

As previously suggested, I’m not using the ‘Minify’ option in W3 Total Cache…in fact I haven’t been for quite some time. I also cleared the page and browser cache just after the most recent install.

I’m stumped and am hoping that someone will be able to help.

My latest post is https://blakedesignsolutions.com/2012/are-your-employees-destroying-your-brand/.

Just a followup for anyone following this thread.
After Joost’s suggestion and lots of troubleshooting, I narrowed the problem down to a simple php command on my Home Page template. On my Home Page, I was using <?php query_posts(“post_per_page=1”); the_post(); ?> to pull in the latest post from my blog. I discovered that if I switched that to <?php get_posts(“post_per_page=1”); the_post(); ?>, the Title now displays correctly.

Thanks Joost for your assistance. I now look forward to implementing the rest of my WordPress SEO.

Post Closed.

Thanks for the suggestion Joost. I don’t know why I didn’t think of that myself. Anyhow, you were right. The title displays correctly using the Twenty Eleven theme.

I guess I’ll have to dig around in either my Home Page Page Template or my CSS. Either way, the problem doesn’t appear to be with the plugin.

Thanks again for your help.

This post can be closed.

I had already checked the option to “Force rewrite titles”, but still had to go in and paste the <title> info into my header.php. Unfortunately, I’m still experiencing the same issue. My ‘blog title’ is displaying as my ‘home page’ title when I go to the site.

WordPress version: 3.3.2
WordPress SEO version: 1.9

I think I’m experiencing the same problem as fredgorski.

I’ve followed the guidelines outlined in the article: The Definitive Guide To Higher Rankings For WordPress Sites. According to that article, Section: 1.2.1 “Controlling titles…” there should be a ‘Homepage Title template’. Instead, the Titles section now offers me the option to “edit the front page itself.” That’s all well and good, but when I do, the changes don’t take affect. Instead, my front page (Home page) is picking up the content that I placed into the ‘blog page’. That too would make sense if I were using my ‘blog page’ as my ‘front page’. However, in the WordPress Admin > Settings > Reading, I’ve setup my ‘Home page’ as my ‘front page’.

Something appears to be overriding my ‘Reading’ settings. Therefore, the ‘Front page’ believes that it is using the ‘Blog Homepage Page Template’ instead of the ‘Home Page Page Template’.

Just one other bit of clarification — I created this theme myself. The site is https://blakedesignsolutions.com , in case you want to double-check out my code.

I really like this plugin and would hate to disable it, but I cannot live with my ‘blog title’ showing up on my ‘Home page’. Please offer any insight as to how I can either get the correct title information to work or override the settings.

Thanks,
Tm Blake

This is the third time I’ve checked the ‘resolved’ checkbox. Hopefully it works this time. If not, this issue has been resolved.

Thanks again RavanH.

RavanH,

Thank you for your reply. As far as I’m concerned, you’re a genius!

The issue was resolved simply by disabling the ‘Minify’ option in the W3TC General Settings. The site loads incredibly fast and the Easy FancyBox function still works! If I dug a little deeper, I could probably fine tune those settings to optimize the performance even further. But as far as I’m concerned, the site is incredibly fast and I couldn’t be happier.

Thanks again.