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No problem @davdebcom
Thanks for the reply & keep up the good job with the Plugin

Hi Frank,

I had the same problem, it was my own fault eventually, this is what I did;

1. Activated Query Monitor plugin
2. Checked the plugin page if there were error’s at the API
3. Looked like no API connection FROM MY server could be astablished
4. Google told me; restart the DNS (cache flush)
5. Problem solved

Maybe it will help you

Had the same problem with version 2.4.0, tnx for the quick fix

Maybe this is where you are looking for!

https://github.com/woothemes/woocommerce/tree/master/i18n/languages

Yep, change the 0 in the script and make it 11. That’s the variable of the first character of the domain name. It starts counting at 0, and https://www. is 11 characters long.

Good luck!

You’re right,

I did have a look for you, maybe a starter:

function updateTitle( force ) {
	if ( jQuery("#yoast_wpseo_title").val() ) {
		var title = jQuery("#yoast_wpseo_title").val();
	} else {
		var title = wpseo_title_template.replace('%%title%%', jQuery('#title').val() );
	}
	if ( title == '' )
		return;

	title = jQuery('<div />').html(title).text();

	if ( force )
		jQuery('#yoast_wpseo_title').val( title );

	title = yst_clean( title );
	title = jQuery.trim( title );

	if ( title.length > 70 ) {
		var space = title.lastIndexOf( " ", 67 );
		title = title.substring( 0, space ).concat( ' <strong>...</strong>' );
	}
	var len = 70 - title.length;
	if (len < 0)
		len = '<span class="wrong">'+len+'</span>';
	else
		len = '<span class="good">'+len+'</span>';

	title = boldKeywords( title, false );

	jQuery('#wpseosnippet .title').html( title );
	jQuery('#yoast_wpseo_title-length').html( len );
	testFocusKw();
}

maybe some minor help concerning your problem:

jQuery('#yoast_wpseo_title').val( title );
title = yst_clean( title );
title = jQuery.trim( title );
if ( title.length > 70 )
{
var space = title.lastIndexOf( " ", 67 );
title = title.substring( 0, space ).concat( ' <strong>...</strong>' );
}
var len = 70 - title.length;
if (len < 0)
	len = '<span class="wrong">'+len+'</span>';
else
	len = '<span class="good">'+len+'</span>';

jQuery('#yoast_wpseo_title-length').html( len );

Good Luck!

Yoast SEO uses the live counter for typing the description meta tag and title into the page.

get SEO by Yoast, (WordPress SEO)
instal,
edit a page,
look at the bottom at the meta description input field.

Maybe you can hack it?

<?php
$url = get_meta("source_url");
$pos = strpos($url, '/', 7);
$domain = substr($url, 0 ,$pos);
print "<a href='$url'>$domain</a>";
?>

Search Google for: String PHP

You get to this site, all the functions I have used are described there.
https://php.net/manual/en/book.strings.php

Could you be more specific what your goal is?

If you’re interested, the missing images is due to not having the same height for all the thumbnails. If elements (this case the images) with different heights are floated to the left, there will be some unexpected results.

How to resolve:

1st and easyest: Set the max number of images each row. This can be edited in the gallery settings.
– this option add a property clear after the #th element you chose.
– (you could also add this with javascript yourself for more dynamics)

2nd option is to set the same height for all thumbnails in the manage gallery -> select gallery -> create new thumbnail settings.

3rd option: manually add javascript to force the images to be the same given height.