Michael Tieso

@mohsinbsf how convenient that it’s fixed now. It’s interesting that even in this thread you’re passing blame on the customer rather than admitting that it was once broken. Several of the pages earlier including pricing, etc had the layout shift issue with containers that has been reported by other users. You can clearly see the issue occurring in my screenshot with where my mouse pointer is compared to the rest of the site.

@imagely Confirmed. That’s exactly what occurs. Hope you’re able to resolve that issue. For now I’ll keep this in mind.

@imagely I think you meant Astra but just wanted to confirm.

https://www.ads-software.com/themes/astra/

Thanks. I’m using Astra.

Hi @mediavine . Apologies. This was meant for Grow Social Pro. I’ll mark this as resolved and post there later today.

I experienced the same issue but deactivating and activating again seems to have fixed it.

Very strange indeed. Good question regarding [/sc]. I’ll check the post, and this does seem likely.

Apologies for bumping this up here. We experienced the same issue. I’m still in the investigating the cause, but wanted to provide a +1 here as it occurred exactly as described above.

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Hello Team. Do we expect the next major release to occur prior Google’s inclusion in May of CLS in search rankings?

Update – Pinterest support doesn’t seem to understand the question. I looked at Facebook’s requirements and looks like they have the same requirement regarding the additional images and using commas. Unlike Pinterest where you can only test once every 24 hours, you can test as often as you’d like on Facebook. Using XML, I did as Eva suggested above with a new node for each image. It worked and Facebook accepted each additional image.

Facebook and Pinterest documentation is for CSV and does not go into detail on the structure for the XML. Hope this helps someone else out there also looking into this. All sorted now.

I see what you’re saying now. That because this is an XML feed, the requirements they highlight are different and only apply to CSV. That’s not clear in their documentation. I’ve been in touch with their support team and will get a better explanation from their team as well.

Thanks for the help.

Eva,

Did you review the requirements for additional_image_link like I explained?

Additional information can also be found in the Data source setup under images. Again verifying that additional images are comma separated.

Hi Eva,

Columns or nodes. It’s the same and think you understood what I meant.

The XML example provided here does not show what you’re pointing to. The sample XML does not have image_top.jpg.

Based on Pinterest documentation and taken from the example you provided, it should be

<g:additional_image_link>"https://www.example.com/media/catalog/product/image_side.jpg,https://www.example.com/media/catalog/product/image_top.jpg"</g:additional_image_link>

Please review the description for additional_image_link I highlighted here or in the Data Source specification page on Pinterest.

Hi Eva,

I am creating it with XML. I’m afraid what you suggested will result in two columns with additional_image_link rather than a single column separated with commas as Pinterest requires. At least that’s what it did for me.