cliffmama

Hi @collizo4sky,
Thanks for responding!
When I look at the Configuration tab for the Optin Campaigns, there are no options for cookies there, just a toggle to remove MailOptin Branding.

Never mind, we just saw this behavior on a site without SG Optimizer installed, it’s likely another issue.

Thanks Stanimir,
So that means files uploaded to the NextGen Gallery plugin also won’t get optimized and put in webp format? I can upload them to media library, then import into NextGen Gallery, but they still end up residing in /wp-content/gallery/. It would be great if all the images in our photo gallery were optimized and in webp format. Any ability to do that, or feature plans to optimize additional folders of images?

Thanks,
Jannette

Hi, I added that css
.linky-page footer.footer {display: none;}
and it didn’t remove the footer.
Does it have to include the copyright div or element?

Thanks.

Hi Thomas, thanks for responding. Here’s a link to see screenshots of the variable, tag and trigger.

Thanks!
Jannette

We had that error too – showed up today. The strange thing is, some of us get it, some of us don’t, and it doesn’t always happen.
Is this a new bug and can it be fixed asap? It really looks bad showing up on our site when it does.

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Ahhh, that could be it. Thanks!

Thanks @amboutwe – has this changed at some point? On other sites, I recall having only to add what I wanted for the custom part of the title tag, and Yoast automatically appended the separator and sitename to it. We have sites with 900 pages over many years that now don’t have separators & sitenames included in the title tag but used to.

Thanks for your response. So you mean even if we have customized forms and have submission data, if we deactivate and delete the plugin and reinstall it, those forms and submissions will still be there?

Awesome! Exactly what I needed! Thanks!

I am having the same problem. My site is clean except for 58 “503” server errors for Feature Phones. Were you able to find any solution?

Turns out my hosting company upgraded to PHP 5.6 and my php.ini file used incompatible variables. This is frustrating because my site is a WordPress site and I know nothing of PHP, so how am I supposed to know it’s incompatible? Where does the php.ini get installed from, and how does it get upgraded to be compatible with whatever version of php is running?

I think I resolved the problem. There was no trailing slash in the perma-link. When I added it, I could see the page. Thanks.

It is in beta and I don’t want a live link to it from here. Sorry for the inconvenience, but you can put it together with:
gunksclimbers.org (slash) beta (slash) donation-form