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@ahardy42 When a post has multiple categories, only the one most recently related to it will be shown. In this version there is no filter either to change which category to display.

About the excerpt, should be available an option in the block called “Show lead” to display the post excerpt, if he has one.

Hi @18summersofjoy,

Can you try out the new version of the plugin to see if your issue is solved?

Thank you.

Hi everyone,

Thank you so much for the feedback.

A new version of the plugin has been released (v1.0.2) which resolves this issue and many more.

Can you please update the plugin please?

Thanks in advance.

@djennez thank you so much for the sugestion.

That was the alternative I had in mind to overcome this issue, although I wasn’t sure if the sitemap feature has such a filter to change the permalinks.

Is there a filter to change the urls in the sitemap? And won’t it penalty the performance to make a get_permalink on every sitemap entry?

@djennez Sure!

Apart from the standard WordPress Multisite Network instance, I’m using the Mercator plugin (https://github.com/humanmade/Mercator) which enables the ability to keep the same wp-admin DNS on every site (and thus SSO across the network) while serving the front-face with a unique alias per-site.

Using the default WordPress domain mapping is a show-stopper since it forces users to access the wp-admin interface through the same DNS.

Since this is a high load network, the traffic is sharded through multiple wp-admin exclusive servers and some frontend exclusive ones. The requests and channeled through a redundant load balancer and split by domain, i.e. if the request has the wp-admin DNS then it’s sent to a backend server.

I understand that, on editing/creating a post, the request is done using the wp-admin DNS and that is in fact the value of the home_url and site_url options, so its natural that the Indexable is set using this values. I simply expected that the dynamic information (meta tags, sitemaps, etc) would be lazy-generated on page load taking into account the domain through which the site was accessed (probably by replacing the site_url with the current access url)

@djennez thanks so much for the pointer.

In fact I’m not using any language plugin, but the open issue seems relatively close to what I’m experiencing.

Also, aside from the backend (wp-admin) DNS each site in the network has a single frontend domain and no multiple aliases.

I assume that indexing the content using wp-cli and passing the –url flag would set the proper DNS for each site, although editing a post through wp-admin would update the indexed data and replace the domain with the one from the backend.

Hi @mazedulislamkhan, thanks for the reply!

I meant to say any update on a post. Whenever a post is edited, the indexable in the database has its data updated with the backend DNS.

I’m afraid I cannot provide any screenshots, but the issue is having the canonical and og:url metatags populated with the backed DNS.

Was that more clear?

Thanks

Hi @vmarko,

Thanks for your fast reply!

As I can tell, the fix you mentioned would allow each site to source its configs from a different master file. Am I correct?

If that is the case, it wouldn’t be enought to solve my problem, since there’s no shared FS on the infra-structure.

The “Use single network configuration file for all sites” was also already unchecked.

Hi @gretchenlouise, thanks for the feedback.

I can see from your log that you are running WordPress 4.9.2, so you must be using the Gutenberg plugin (and not the one shipped with WordPress core).

Can you teel me the version of Gutenberg you are using?

Thanks in advance.