• Hey, when using Astra theme your plugin works very well but unfornately it removes related posts and Breadcrumb navigation whivh are so much crucial for SEO. Kindly what should I do to enable Breadcrumb and related posts?

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Plugin Author Molongui

    (@molongui)

    Hi Vincent,

    Thanks for reaching out!

    You’re currently using the “Template Override” option, which is causing some items to disappear. A better approach for your case might be to use a shortcode to display the post meta. Please try the following:

    1. Navigate to: Settings > Post Contributors
    2. Open the Posts tab and locate the Template panel
    3. Toggle off the “Override current post template with one that ensures post bylines are displayed properly” option
    4. Now go to the Advanced tab and locate the Custom PHP panel
    5. Add the snippet below and Save Settings
    add_action( 'astra_single_header_bottom', function(){ echo do_shortcode('[molongui_post_meta]'); });

    This should ensure the post byline is displayed below your post title.

    I’m closing this ticket, but if this solution doesn’t work, please let us know, and we’ll be happy to assist.

    For anyone else reading, to hide the default post meta displayed by Astra, navigate to Astra > Customize. Then go to: Blog > Single Post and click on the right arrow next to the Post Title Area setting. In the Structure section, you will see the Meta option. Just click the eye icon to hide it from your posts.

    Thread Starter Vincent Nyagaka

    (@benflow)

    Hey,

    I have done as instructed and its working fine, however the only problems is that I appeared twice. Kindly have a look at the page and advice me accordingly. Thank you.

    Plugin Author Molongui

    (@molongui)

    Hi Vincent,

    The plugin offers several ways to display the post byline (or post meta). You can use the template override, a shortcode, a Gutenberg block, an Elementor widget, or automatically add it to the top of your post content.

    The second byline you’re seeing above the post content is because the “Add the post byline to the top of your post content” option is enabled. To disable it, go to Settings > Post Contributors > Byline and turn off that option.

    That should do it! Let us know if you need further assistance.

    Thread Starter Vincent Nyagaka

    (@benflow)

    Thanks you it works fine now

    Plugin Author Molongui

    (@molongui)

    Thanks for confirming that it works now! We’re really glad to hear you’re finding the plugin so useful, and I’m happy that you’re satisfied with it.

    If you have a moment, we’d really appreciate it if you could leave a positive review for the plugin. It helps us a lot and lets others know they can trust our product.

    If you need anything else, don’t hesitate to reach out!

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