Craig Pearson

Just a quick update on this.

This morning my PR which fixes this issue has been intended to be rolled out in version 3.0.5, see here:
https://github.com/Yoast/wordpress-seo/pull/3480

Hopefully this should be rolled out soon although that’s up to the Yoast SEO dev team

Hi all,

Just to confirm this is not an issue with caching, this is strictly a multisite bug, the reason that some people with multisite have been able to dismiss the message is because in order to produce this bug in the first place you have to run the recalculate process on your primary site within the network

I have opened an issue on GitHub and I will hopefully raising a PR later. For updates you can check here:
https://github.com/Yoast/wordpress-seo/issues/3477

Ditto – message across the whole network, W3 total cache installed but cleared

Thanks for that Scott,

Great little plugin and I think this is the fastest reply I’ve had from a both premium and non premium plugins. You’re a star!

Thanks for your reply @agelonwl

For your first suggestion I actually used PHP to avoid outputting the dates. See my output would be inline and not in grid format like so:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 etc

And that would be centred so I didn’t want to do any hiding via CSS but thanks for the tip

To achieve the output excluding the PRE and POST dates in PHP I checked to ensure the cell_data[‘type’] was empty i.e. didn’t contain POST or PRE. I did this in the foreach statement

<?php if( !empty($cell_data['events']) && count($cell_data['events']) > 0 && empty($cell_data['type']) ): ?>

I’m now going to use the example on https://pastebin.com/SXRYKAGD to echo day names for each date

Thanks

Christiaan I presume you’re attempting to add pictures to the post you mentioned. Maybe there is an option to add these by clicking the insert media button above the WordPress content box

Another thing to look out for is a custom fields box while editing/creating the post, this could be anything from a small icon like the insert media icon. Or a whole panel below or to the right of the content entry

On the Dashboard go to:

Appearance – Editor

It should automatically load the default .css file.

Within that file find the line that reads:

#branding .only-search + #access div {
padding-right: 205px;
}

and replace it with:

#branding .only-search + #access div {
padding-right: 0px;
}

Don’t be too worried about having a play with WordPress!

Craig Pearson