Alex

Solved this. I added the container class (daexthefu-container) to the WP Rocket > File Optimization > Optimize CSS Delivery > Safelist.

Hi Ryan,

Just tested this out. I’m seeing how I can sort by the modified date, but can this also query posts (bring them in) by the modified date? If so, how?

Also, if I load your block but choose a predefined style, it converts to a standard query block.

Awesome thanks Ryan. I look forward to testing this and will report back if I experience any issues.

The new upload worked. We won’t be able to test the bulk update of existing images (our initial problem) until we optimize the new site. I’ll post back when that happens.

Hi Arun,

Yes we use Imagify for images. You think disabling that would help? We’ve already run the plugin on this site, and I think only the Pro version lets you selectively edit, so I’ll have to wait to test this on a new site. Look forward to hearing if you think that will make a difference, thanks.

Thanks Sayan. It almost works, but not quite. If I select “hide from search engine” the date disappears completely:

<span class="published" itemprop="datePublished"> </span><span class="updated" itemprop="dateModified"> </span></span>

If I select “replace modified” it shows up twice:

<span class="published" itemprop="datePublished"> March 4, 2022</span><span class="updated" itemprop="dateModified"> March 4, 2022</span></span>

Ah okay, while it looks great on the front-end I’m seeing it print the “published” date in the code, which it did not before. Is there a way to only print the “updated” date?

The concern being that we’ve seen historically how printing an older date can confuse Google and mess up our rankings.

Example:

<span class="posted-on"><span class="published" itemprop="datePublished"> May 15, 2015</span><span class="updated" itemprop="dateModified"> December 14, 2021</span></span>

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That worked like a charm, thanks Sayan!

Hi Christopher,

I tried multiple times filling out the support form on your website and emailing [email protected] to no avail. Finally gave up, which led me to learn about a competitor (CleanTalk) that so far works great, has a lot more features than Akismet, and at a fraction of the cost.

I would love to see this implemented as well, it’s the one thing keeping us from fully migrating to this Otter review option.

I’m interested in this functionality as well.

This is an SEO disaster – could you please remove or give the option to remove this feature? We want to have the “load more” button, but we don’t want to have multiple instances of the same page indexed in the Google SERPs – that is never a good thing. The comments get indexed via Schema tags already.

As mentioned above, I don’t see the option either.

Hi Margje,

We switched back to the WP module. Visit WP Admin > Tools > Redirection > Modules > to see the modules. The interface has changed somewhat since I wrote that, so I’m not seeing an option to select either one, even though you can seemingly adjust some basic settings.

The WP module doesn’t hand all characters either, for those we use double quotes around the URL and manually redirect via htaccess.

Awesome! Thanks for the quick reply and support Claudio ??