ARSGeek

I’m following this thread because I have a client that owns a catering business. They want to offer Meal Plans that the customer orders a week in advance.
I would lile to see this option available in this plugin.

Also, I’ve noticed that on one website, the Yoast version is 5.7.1 (This is the website I have the most issues with), but on another website the Yoast version is 9.1.
Why is there this huge discrepancy in versions?
I keep plugins updated bi-weekly.

I had the same issue with a website. I was using a minification plugin. I had to exclude the JavaScript that loads the admin toolbar.

I am having the EXACT issue that you are experiencing. My client is receiving Contact Form communications that are marked as from my Google Account I used for the API settings. Also I am receiving copies of these emails in my own Inbox.
I hope you get a response soon.

Thanks. That definitely helped. It combined 80% + of all JS & CSS. Without breaking everything.

I’m with you 100% on this plugin. Money hungry and doesn’t play well with any other plugins that dare step into its area of function.

Any takers?

What would be the fix to make the footer match the width of my wide page?

I really appreciate the help on this project.

Alright, everything is perfect for the time being. Except the small footer. I dunno how to fix that.

I am creating a Child-theme so I wont lose any of my edits to the style.css.

Should I remove the entry:
#container_bg #content_fullwidth {float:none; max-width: 95%; padding:15px 12px 0px 55px; margin:-11px auto; -webkit-border-radius: 2px; -moz-border-radius: 2px; border-radius: 2px;}
from the parent theme’s stylesheet and add it to my child theme’s stylesheet?

I put the
.page-template-full-width-page-php #container_bg #content_fullwidth,
.page-template-full-width-page-php #wrapper {
width: 100%;
.page-template-full-width-page-php #bottom-elements {
width: 100%;
}
}
in the Custom CSS area. I then changed the style css to
#container_bg #content_fullwidth {float:none; max-width: 95%; padding:15px 10px 0px 55px; margin:-11px auto;

This almost fixes it totally except for the small sliver on the far right & my footer needing to be re-sized now.

I couldn’t change the #wrapper {
width: 100%;
}
because that would affect the entire site.

The padding is finicky because if I put too much on the right, it pushes the content area out past the assigned area.

Ooops on the entire comment being linked.

Here is the link to the page.

I just was adjusting the css in the stylesheet. I was putting in negative margins to get the area to expand outwards.This worked as far as appearance on my monitor. But It’ll either be small on a larger monitor or extend out past the viewable area on a smaller monitor.

#container_bg #content_fullwidth {float:none; width:1325px; padding:15px 12px; margin:-10px -175px; -webkit-border-radius: 2px; -moz-border-radius: 2px; border-radius: 2px;}

I switched the margins back to default for the time being.

Would really like to get some response on this thread….

I have Jetpack installed, so I can use the Custom CSS module so I don’t screw my CSS up.