• So I have had a conflict with your plugin and “WPSSO Core – Advanced Open Graph & Schema Meta Tags for Facebook, Pinterest, LinkedIn, SEO and More”

    It would be great if it were a resolvable problem, as your plugin is still the preferred choice for events, but I cant let go of the other one.

    So the way this manifest was that the Events List page gets duplicated, html artifacts ended up being visible between the two sets, and the sidebar falls down under the content on PC, and images fail to show.

    WPSSO responded thus after looking at the page:

    It looks like you have a few poorly written plugins.

    Something called “pac” is adding styles twice.

    Something called “em” is doing a search an replace on a string instead of using proper WordPress filter hooks, and is expanding its keyword is the Pinterest image description.

    Uncheck the SSO > General > Pinterest > Add Hidden Image for Pin It Button option, so at least it’ll avoid that issue.

    js.

    So could you take a look at this please.
    Thanks

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  • FYI – Events Manager uses a lot of output buffering functions. Here’s why that’s a bad idea in the context of a WordPress site: https://github.com/WordPress-Coding-Standards/WordPress-Coding-Standards/issues/1422

    
    ./admin/em-docs.php:	ob_start();
    ./admin/em-options.php:        ob_start();
    ./classes/em-booking.php:		ob_start();
    ./classes/em-booking.php:					ob_start();
    ./classes/em-booking.php:					ob_start();
    ./classes/em-calendar.php:		ob_start();
    ./classes/em-event.php:						ob_start();
    ./classes/em-event.php:						ob_start();
    ./classes/em-event.php:					ob_start();
    ./classes/em-event.php:					ob_start();
    ./classes/em-event.php:					ob_start();
    ./classes/em-event.php:    					ob_start();
    ./classes/em-event.php:    					ob_start();
    ./classes/em-event.php:    					ob_start();
    ./classes/em-event-post.php:					ob_start();
    ./classes/em-events.php:		ob_start();
    ./classes/em-location.php:					ob_start();
    ./classes/em-location-post.php:					ob_start();
    ./classes/em-person.php:		ob_start();
    ./classes/em-taxonomy-frontend.php:			ob_start();
    ./classes/em-ticket-booking.php:			ob_start();
    ./classes/em-ticket.php:			ob_start();
    ./templates/placeholders/bookingbutton.php:	ob_start();
    ./em-actions.php:			ob_start();
    ./em-actions.php:				ob_start();
    ./em-actions.php:				ob_start();
    ./em-actions.php:				ob_start();
    ./em-actions.php:	ob_start();
    ./em-events.php:			ob_start();
    ./em-functions.php:		ob_start();
    ./em-shortcode.php:	ob_start();
    ./em-shortcode.php:	ob_start();
    ./em-shortcode.php:		ob_start();
    ./em-shortcode.php:		ob_start();
    ./em-shortcode.php:		ob_start();
    ./em-shortcode.php:		ob_start();
    ./em-template-tags.php:		ob_start();
    ./em-template-tags.php:		ob_start();
    ./em-template-tags.php:		ob_start();
    ./em-template-tags.php:	ob_start();
    ./em-template-tags.php:	ob_start();
    ./em-template-tags.php:	ob_start();
    ./em-template-tags.php:	ob_start();
    ./em-template-tags.php:	ob_start();
    ./em-template-tags.php:	ob_start();
    ./em-template-tags.php:	ob_start();
    ./em-template-tags.php:	ob_start();
    ./events-manager.php:			ob_start();
    ./events-manager.php:		ob_start();
    

    js.

    Hi Andy ??
    Another EM User here.

    That “search and replace” probably means the EM Placeholders. ??
    Reading the WPSSO reply, the thing that comes to my mind, is that you are using a #_EVENTIMAGE{x,x} placeholder. And with the Pinterest button, you are basically processing a processed image…

    Getting the exact right images is always a “happy” challenge within WP, but when resizing by/with EM even more. Over the past few years I found that a lot of plugins do not cope well with the by EM resized images.

    “JetPack”: Enabling their CDN results in completely different (wrong) dimensions.
    “Network Shared Featured Image”: will only load the full version and only scale it width css absolute width and relative height styling (still loading the full sized image).

    What I personally did, was add the “scaled EM image” sizes with add_image_size() to my functions.php (I use 85×85 for example). Then using Regenerate Thumbnails plugin, I (re)created the files (only needed for previously uploaded files). That way, EM doesn’t really resize anymore; WP recognizes there is properly scaled file in your upload folder.

    That way you should “bypass” the EM scaling, but it is also better for your actual page load, since a smaller image is loaded. ??

    Hope it helps.

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