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Exact same issue for me too, and disabling either Gutenberg or Classic Editor brought the Yoast SEO metabox functionality back.

Errors on Chrome:

analysis-791.min.js?ver=7.9.1:1 Uncaught ReferenceError: yoastWebpackJsonp is not defined
    at analysis-791.min.js?ver=7.9.1:1
wp-seo-replacevar-plugin-791.min.js?ver=7.9.1:1 Uncaught ReferenceError: yoastWebpackJsonp is not defined
    at wp-seo-replacevar-plugin-791.min.js?ver=7.9.1:1

Hi, can I just check which setting the (optional) IP lookup with an external database is?

Is that “Validate the ip address of commenters” or something else?

I don’t have a license key because I’m using the free version. So I assume that means nothing is transmitted.

Where are your servers based, by the way?

Thanks!

Thanks, Mikko.

Thanks. What if I have Google Analytics tracking enabled?

Thanks, Joe. ??

I would like to know the answer to this too.

I’m wondering too. Would like to know where the link data is sent to for checking.

Hi erbanach,

I noticed the same problem. With some hacking around with your code I managed to get it to work and resolve the error. The $ has to be replaced by jQuery to run in no conflict mode.

Here is my code:

Create a language.js file and add it to a js folder in your child theme:

// Add a form label to the Select language combo box and associate it with an ID

// load script after the page has loaded - see https://css-tricks.com/snippets/jquery/run-javascript-only-after-entire-page-has-loaded/
jQuery(window).bind("load", function() {  var selectlanguage = jQuery("select.goog-te-combo"); // select the language combo box
  jQuery(selectlanguage).attr('id', 'selectlanguage'); // add id to the combo box
  jQuery(selectlanguage).before("<label for='selectlanguage'>Select Language</label>"); // add the form label
});

Add this to your functions.php (if you already have a function to enqueue scripts, you can just add the wp_enqueue_script line to it):

// Add the jQuery script for the language switcher
function add_custom_script() {
   wp_enqueue_script('custom_script',  get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/js/language.js', array( 'jquery' ) );
}  
add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'add_custom_script' );

Of course it would be a lot simpler if the plugin developer added the label and ID in the first place. ??

Thanks for your swift reply! I’ll check it out. ??

If you mean Tiled Galleries, here’s the guide: https://jetpack.com/support/tiled-galleries/.

Bit late I know, but Gema and Hive themes seem to be available from Pixelgrade’s site.

I have the exact same issue, I’m afraid.

Hooray!

You could make your own icons using Adobe Illustrator. See SVG Files: From Illustrator to the Web.

Or find icons on a service like Fontastic. They allow SVG exports.