tovar

I don’t think I made any changes to the header layout, but your CSS solution did the trick. Thanks, Melissa!

Hi Melissa –

I just noticed it recently. I’m assuming it was an update because I didn’t make any changes manually: https://tovarcerulli.com/

Thanks!

Agreed, Sharon: there is no checkbox.

Same problem here. Perhaps not coincidentally, I am using the same theme (Make by Theme Foundry) as Sharon is.

For the moment, we have fixed it with this CSS:

.yoast-seo-breadcrumb {
display: none;
}

But shouldn’t there be a way to disable breadcrumbs?

That is, by adding the following to the Edit CSS page:

.yoast-seo-breadcrumb {
display: none;
}

Thanks for the CSS fix, Nommo. I, too, can’t seem to disable the Yoast breadcrumbs feature.

For the moment, it can be fixed via CSS, as detailed here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/cant-disable-yoast-seo-breadcrumbs?replies=5

Hi, Melissa –

In the Yoast breadcrumbs settings, I can adjust the appearance of that text, but I’m not yet sure how to make it invisible (as it was before the latest Make update).

Same issue here. On this page, for example, the text “Home ? Events” now appears just above the content.

I, too, would like to know how to make this disappear.

Hi @reedyseth,

Here’s the text from line 643:

$notices[] = ‘<div class=”updated”><h3>’ . __( ‘Important Notice’, ‘subscribe-reloaded’ ) . ‘</h3>’ .

That worked perfectly. Thanks so much for taking the time to look at that, Camu.

I may try to insert the {display:block;} in the plugin editor, to line up the radio buttons. Or I may just wait for the new version of StCR.

Either way, I’ll make a donation. Great plugin and great user support!

Vote: Done!

Browser cache cleared: No luck.

URL (just a sandbox site): https://www.mindfulcarnivore.com/ (Will be ported over to my regular url when I’m ready.)

I went into the plugin editor and got the “:” changed to “=”. I was also going to put in the display:block, to line up the radio buttons, but wasn’t sure exactly where to put it and didn’t want to break anything! I’ve discovered that I can mess with CSS with impunity, but can easily crash the site with a PHP error.

Hi again –

(2) Okay, I’ll look forward to that. On other sites, I’ve seen all the radio buttons lined up (even all on one line). On Thesis, that section must inherit some odd spacing. It looks weird for now, but hopefully will look better in the new version!

(C) That’s just what I tried. It doesn’t work for some reason. In the scheme of things, however, it is a very minor issue.

Thanks for your help.

I’ll definitely vote, and probably make a donation soon, too.

Cheers,

Tovar

Hi Camu –

Thanks very much. I got (1) and (D) all set, and look forward to (B) and options for (A) in the next version of StCR.

That just leaves (2) and (C).

For (2), I know I need to assign {display:block;}, but am not sure how to specify that particular paragraph.

Likewise, for (C), I imagine I need to assign {list-style:none outside none;} to the class subscribe-reloaded-list, but have not yet figured out the right way to do it.

Thanks again.

Tovar

P.S. I got the smallest issue, (D), figured out. The “update” button text and background are now styled as I hoped.