consistentbenny

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I just got this notification across all my websites, including the annoying red notification icon in the menu bar.

We see that you enabled automatic updates for WordPress. We recommend that you do this for Yoast SEO as well. This way we can guarantee that WordPress and Yoast SEO will continue to run smoothly together. Go to your plugins overview to enable auto-updates for Yoast SEO.

HOW can I disable this once and for all?

I did that, on one specific post. After saving it and checking the structured data with the Google tool, it showed the correct schema type.

But then I checked another post which I didn’t edit, to make sure it’s still okay. Turns out, the schema was also changed for every other post, although I changed it only on one specific one.

Works… I don’t even know what I did wrong then, I think I forgot the @media rule…

Thank you!

Looks good on my phone. Did you empty the cache on your mobile browser?

That would fix this problem, but one thing that actually made me realize this issue:

When optimizing the snippet for the Home page, the preview of the snippet was also showing breadcrumbs instead of just the URL. So the Google snippet was showing “https://consistentme.com > home” instead of just “https://consistentme.com”.

Before that I thought the slug is normal, but trying to remove this issue I was reading that actually the front page usually just does not have a defined slug and I don’t know why mine has.