an52

I have the same problem on a Neve theme site. If I deactivate Autoptimize, the images show. Adding Jquery Migrate Helper makes no difference.

Yes, that was the issue. I deactivated Autoptimize and the images reappeared. Thank you.

I am not sure what the problem was, but overnight, it resolved itself.

And you don’t make mistakes with “PWA for WP & AMP”

No. My URL is posted above. Check it with Lighthouse.

But your site has a score of 92, 100, 100, 98 (no PWA). I’m sure you can fix the tap targets and get a perfect 100 score.

The first number will change based on your server load. Mine is on a shared server and I see a range of 72 to 92.

BTW, you have a great site.

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I came back to this plugin because the other one I was using generated a lot of errors

I went back to PWA-WP after the author explained that the extra code goes in functions.php and now I have no errors.

Same error for https://crm911.com

I am using 2.1.2 but still have the “Manifest doesn’t have a maskable icon” error.

I used https://maskable.app/editor to make one, even using their default image, but the error persists.

I too had this problem in Customizr. I used the Twenty Twelve theme with zero plugins and the problem still persisted. It turned out that I have a site with no posts – just Pages. As soon as I created a post, the RSS link worked.

At https://www.sbtca.com.au I cannot get the API key sent to me. I tried two email addresses and checked the junk email folder.

@andrew Nevins,

Someone at Bing sent me a private note to say that their algos do understand multiple H1s in HTML5 but modifying their tool may take a while to catch up as those wheels move slower than we would like.

Oh, that’s sad. Thanks for checking. I hope in the future it won’t affect currency matters, so I can live with en_US.

Download the en_GB version of WordPress from www.remarpro.com. You will see a copy there.

Bing Webmaster Guidelines:
https://www.bing.com/webmaster/help/webmaster-guidelines-30fba23a

Only one <H1> tag per page

I just tested Bing Webmaster Tools on a page with two H1s.

This is the analysis:

High Severity Issue [Collapse -]

There are multiple <h1> tags on the page.

<h1>Second heading</h1>

Recommended Action:
Remove redundant <h1> tags from the page source, so that only one <h1> tag exists.

I’ll ask Bing’s in-house SEO to point to some publicly visible page that corroborates this and report back.

If you wish, please go to Bing Webmaster Tools and run the SEO Analyzer after verifying a site that runs this theme. I have already changed my site, so I can’t test that, but others have noted that Bing complains.

Google doesn’t *penalise* you for multiple H1s, but I prefer a page to have only one theme. When you write a page for humans, by giving it just one main topic you are helping to focus their attention. Similarly, a search engine needs to deduce the primary theme of a page for establishing relevancy. I am happy to have just one H1 per page. Not trying to change anyone’s opinions. ??