cyChop

Not for me, with latest version (1.4.1, WordPress 3.5.1).

Opengraph works on home page. The data to add in tags are the same (out very close). Maybe it is a feature request, I leave it open for the developer to decide.

You are right, we must apply for Twitter cards to be found.

We both look in source code for the appropriate meta tags, as faoliveira pointed out. When you look in source code of a post or page, the meta tags appear.

However, on blog homepage, only the opengraph/facebook (<meta name="og:*" />) properties are set, nothing about the twitter cards (<meta name="twitter:*" />).

Actually they do appear in your posts. Here’s an extract from view-source:https://huehue.com.br/2013/01/o-problema-da-nostalgia-exagerada/

<meta name="twitter:card" content="summary">
<meta name="twitter:site" content="@SiteHue">
<meta name="twitter:creator" content="@Ivesaguiar">
<meta name='twitter:image' content='https://huehue.com.br/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/gfs_56898_2_6-300x215.jpg'>
<meta name="twitter:description" content="Se algo que incomoda que nem um mosquito em dia de calor, é a nostalgia.">

You do not have them on home page either, though. It appears you and I have the same problem.

The development version does not rule out my missing category sitemap problem either.

But just as Freelander, I wanted to thank you for this wonderful plugin.

WordPress version: 3.4
WordPress SEO version: 1.2.3

I have problems with sitemaps too: the category sitemap seems to have disappeared (reported by Google Webmaster Tools here too…).

Well I don’t know. I got some weird things even in HTML mode. Got through it by replacing < with <.

Thanks anyway! ??

(I noticed the \r\n are now visible at the end of commented lines in TeX mode, I’ll try to adapt the regex when I have time and will let you know if I can make better)

Realized there is a mistake on the display of my site. The correct regexes should be the following:

…
COMMENT (?<!\\)%.*?$

# Make math formulaes appear as Strings
MATH:STRING ((?<!\\)\$\$.*?(?<!\\)\$\$)|((?<!\\)\$.*?(?<!\\)\$)|((?<!\\)\\\[.*?(?<!\\)\\\])

STATEMENT (\\[\w]+)|(\\[‘`^”~=.$vuH][\w]?)

SYMBOL (?<!\\)(?default)

I corrected my blog post, but somehow, HTML comment marks keep popping up, changing the first ‘<!’ into ‘<!–‘ and adding a ‘–>’ at the end of block. Does this come from Crayon, as a failsafe for incorrect syntaxes?

Thanks for the inclusion into the plugin!