brit77

@benjaminprojas Excellent news! Thank you so much for adopting this plugin!

That’s very weird! Both of these approaches should override the plugin’s CSS. If you don’t mind sharing a link, I’d be happy to take a closer look to help you troubleshoot this.

Another thing to try….put the font sizing in this selector: ol.footnotes li That’s what I have done, and it works for me.

What if you tried adding something like this? .entry-content ol.footnotes
Instead of just ol.footnotes, add an additional selector to make the rule more specific. This should supersede the plugin’s less specific selector. Check your theme’s structure using your browser’s Inspector and choose a class or element that contains ol.footnotes. I think even body should do the trick. Hope this helps!

As an interim solution…You may be able to override the plugin CSS by writing a more specific rule. What is the CSS you have added?

I have updated to the latest version (2406), and I can confirm that the issue persists:
The Table of Contents is auto-inserted into my custom post type posts despite these being unchecked under “Auto insert for the following content types” in the settings.

Glad that worked for you, @muscroftm!

As for the subscript digit color, I believe, since it is technically a link (the digit is in a <a> tag wrapped in a <sup> tag), it inherits your theme’s default link color. You can override this with CSS. This code will change the color of the link AND the hover/active/focus state of the link. Replace red with whatever hex code you want to use.
.footnote-link.footnote-identifier-link {
color: red;
}
If you want a different color for the hover state, you’ll need to add some more CSS code, along the lines of:
a.footnote-link.footnote-identifier-link:hover, a.footnote-link.footnote-identifier-link:active, a.footnote-link.footnote-identifier-link:focus{ color:blue}

• This reply was modified 9 months, 2 weeks ago by brit77.

I made all my styling changes to the Footer via CSS. Here’s one way to increase the size of the footer:

ol.footnotes {
font-size: 110%;
}

I just put 110% as an example, but you can of course change this to whatever works for you or use a different unit instead of percentage (px, em, rem, etc). On my theme, I found the footnotes were too big, so I set them to 80%.

I tested 2402.1 again and have more details to report.

TOC appears to display fine if inserting a shortcode on a regular post. But I only use it on custom post types, and that’s where the problems occurs for me.

As of this latest release, TOC is auto-inserted on any custom post type where I add the TOC shortcode. I have all options unchecked in Settings > “Auto insert for the following content types” so it shouldn’t auto-insert anywhere. But the TOC still gets inserted twice, once where I added it manually via [toc] and a second time according to Settings > Position.

@angelinaarabella, I had the exact same deprecated notices on my site. Turns out it was due to the plugin Related Posts for WordPress. Once I deactivated the plugin, the notices stopped appearing. Hope this helps! I’ll reach out to the plugin support to see if they can fix this.

Yes, thanks, Patrick! I am so grateful you have stepped up to continue this plugin! ??

-Sarah

P.S. Quick question, is it allowed to link to a website in a review to show the plugin in action?

Yay! Glad it worked for you, @mmallett! I was panicking at first and rolled back to 2.5 (I hope it is safe to stick with that for now), but I tested 3.0 on a local installation and found this solution. I do not look forward to having to replace this plugin. ??
-Sarah

When I updated to version 3, footnotes ceased to display on my site, too. I’m posting my solution here in case it helps anyone else (I know @stephencactus was having the same problem in a now-locked thread).

In the Settings > Footnotes change the Priority number to something lower (mine was set to 11).

Hope that resolves the issue for you!

I just switched to PHP 8, and my log started filling up with this same notice.

This code change in the referenced file seems to have stopped to notices.
On line 144 change:
public function display_setting( $args = array(), $options ) {
to
public function display_setting( $args = array(), $options = '') {

Hope this helps you…and hope that the plugin authors can implement an official fix!

This issue appears to be resolved as of Yoast version 1.6. Thanks!

Hi @mikes41720,
Yes, can confirm I am using v16.5.

The notice is triggered only on the numbered blog pages, I assume because the script is inserted on these pages but there are no breadcrumbs. So, I can just insert the following code to prevent the script from running on these pages? (though the plugin apparently knows not to insert the script on all other pages!)
add_filter( 'wpseo_schema_graph_pieces', 'remove_breadcrumbs_from_schema', 11, 2 );