background-color: #d1ebff;

background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5);

The identifier for these seem to be just ” element.style” I don’t get it. Please help me!

I’m the developer of OMGF and a client just ran into a compatibility issue with your plugin, so I thought I’d notify you of my findings.

You’re adding unique identifiers to the id attribute, which is used by plugins, like OMGF and Autoptimize’s Critical CSS addon, to identify stylesheets and check if they need to be optimized. But since you’re generating random unique identifiers on each pageload (it seems?), these plugins will continue to optimize these stylesheets, eventually crashing the site.

Some examples:

• ?sp-wpcp-google-fonts6320b9a0e2512
• ?sp-wpcp-google-fonts6320b9a283b1e

I’ve fixed the issue in OMGF, but I suggest you remove the unique identifiers from the id attribute, since it’s a misuse of the id attribute’s purpose and because more (CSS optimization) plugins might use the id attribute for similar purposes.

Now I’m using your plugin to create the feed.

I mapped the GTIN to the yoast field (or what I think is the yoast field – the only GTIN option I see in the value). See screenshot: https://cloudup.com/cRFlInke8FL

But the feed continues to say that the identifier doesn’t exist. It says “no” for all of my products in my feed. https://cloudup.com/ctoYRWZZzMG

I have tried refreshing the feed and saving, and nothing is changing this setting.

This is for a FB feed but we will have to do this for other feeds too.

Can you help us fix this?

https://www.bclaserandskincare.com/wp-content/uploads/woo-product-feed-pro/xml/zbaseCUZ8elYHGwujHFOZywgFwKaqqfw.xml

Thank you very much.

I wondered if it would be possible to implement a kind of UID or UUID for the uploaded files. Could be something as simple as appending the files number relative to the number of files in the upload directory.

All the best

I’m testing it in all its functions…

I was wondering if there is the possibility to insert an identifier (@id) property on the structured data in order to identify the Recipe data and maybe insert other values in it …

Example:

<script type="application/ld+json">
{
 "@context":"https://schema.org/",
 "@type":"Recipe",
 [...] 

 "@id": "https://domain.com/path/to/post/#recipe",

 [...]
}
</script>

Thank a lot

my only issue is that i have imported over 2000 posts from 86 different csv files. each time i created a new import which was the wrong thing to do – i should have modified the existing import each time with the new csv file. and now if import any new csv file i get duplicate posts every time – the unique identifier is ignored. i understand why but what is the best way to fix this? can i merge old imports together or add all my unique identifiers to one import?

i have searched for an answer but cannot find one. thank you for any help you can be

The plugin works great! I just have one suggestion.

At the admin login (usually /wp-admin/) there is a big wordpress logo, plus code showing “powered by wordpress” would be great if we could change the logo and hide the text. Screenshot: https://c2n.me/3SwX8jh.png

I know you can change the admin url to something no one could guess, but I just think it would be a nice touch

Thanks
Jay