James Hunt

OK no problems

Cheers

Actually, it would be really cool if the “Loading…” text could be customised.

On my iPhone, I have FB blocked, and I imagine many others do. All I see is “Loading…” – but it would be cool to say “If the chat window does not appear, click this link to contact us” and link it to our sites contact form.

Brilliant, thanks Jeff

Its for a booking system used on our website; am trying to track cross domain.

Here is an example of cross domain tracking

https://phorest.jira.com/wiki/spaces/PC/pages/83755010/How+to+link+your+booking+widget+to+your+google+analytics+account

Fantastic. I am using in a dev environment right now, so will probably just wait for the next release. Thanks for addressing.

Figured it out. I missed in the documentation to copy across the config.json to the theme and rename it wpm-config.json ?

I have also noticed that the sitemap is including translated versions of all pages, regardless of whether I have translated them or not. Surely this is bad for SEO?

Your sitemap answer makes no sense to me. How do I access the Multilang sitemap then?

If using Yoast, I would typically go to domain.com/sitemap_index.xml, but this shows me a jumbled map with all languages together.

I have tested domain.com/id/sitemap_index.xml and this also shows a jumbled sitemap. If Multilang is generating another sitemap, I cannot find it. I have turned off Yoast, and then get 404 errors as the files are no longer being generated.

Jumbled sitemap is like this – https://take.ms/buDu7y – and this is definitely not want Google wants from a sitemap.

How do I get separate sitemaps or structured sitemaps where the languages are separated Do you recommend any plugin?

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Re: Taxonomy – in your screenshot, the faded text showing default title and description does not translate across languages. Whatever I set in Yoast settings for ID/CN shows on EN version and vice versa. Wanted to highlight this, as I use default text across many sites to make META descriptions standardised.

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This is an easy looking fix compatible with Yoast + WPML, so maybe something you can adapt?

https://cambodesign.com/yoast-wordpress-seo-sitemap-for-each-language/

I use MegaMenu and Multilang – this looks like an issue with your theme rather than this plugin

Thanks

I’m an idiot. I had just installed an AdBlock and FB embeds are blocked under “social sharing” blocking settings.

No. That just disables the language completely. I don’t think you understand my question.

Example; If I am on English version of site, why show me option in language switcher widget to to switch to English? I am already in English. Makes no sense. So the goals is to hide the CURRENT language in the switcher.

I have done this with css at the moment for each language, example:

.language-en {
#mega-menu-main-nav {
li.mega-menu-item-language-en {
display:none !important;
}
}
}

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I also am seeing this error

PHP Recoverable fatal error: Object of class WP_User could not be converted to string in /xxx/wp-content/plugins/wp-seo-html-sitemap/sitemap.php on line 235

I am not using Litespeed or WP-optimize, but Yoast SEO is installed.

I found that you put language specific classes in body, so hid them based on that ??