Daluxe

The problems seems to be caused, if the cart and all the other internal shop sites are children of your shop-base within your sites.

Just change the parent-setting of all sites to “none” or “main page” (don’t know what it’s called exactly. I don’t use an english WP setup) and it may work fine.

Tell me, if it helped you guys as well!

This is not an error triggered by the Yoast SEO Pack. The whole error message just says, that it can’t find a file (picture), which was supposed to be resampled (resized). The Error occurs within your theme framework. The missing file should be at /home/content/64/8372164/html/melbourneclubs/wp-content/uploadshttps://melbourneclubs.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/trak-bar.jpg
So it’s your absolute file path + the file path itself.
You should look up the posts html code and search for this image. I guess, that you forgot to add the “https://”, so it adds the absolute path to the uploads folder by itself.

Give it a try ??

thanks for your answer Mike.
I just tried to change the settings within the wordpress seo plugin for article-archives, ’cause I saw, that it might be article archive type instead of a post type (talking about the shop main page), but nothing changed.

Btw: you did a GREAT job with WooCommerce though ??

how did you solved that problem exactly?

A short explanation:

Follow = Search enginges should follow the links on the site and inherit linkjuice…
noindex = Search enginges SHOULD NOT index the website.

So if you want your sites to be indexed and followed, your settings should be:
seo_follow = true
seo_noindex = false

cheers
Daluxe

Is there any solution for this yet?
I know that it’s possible with the upload-folder… so there should be a solution for the ngg picture folder too.

Hi Eduardo!
Normally your WordPress install comes with an auto update function. If this doesn’t work, just overwrite the plugin folder. There won’t be any issues except you altered the template files or something like that

Well… they use the attachement template for their comment box. I generate a post for each picture, storing the post-id in a custom field, using the singlepic template for special output for every picture. You should try the same, ’cause I don’t really know how to solve this within the auto generated content.

We’d need an example link of the error.

Do you mean integrating the Comment Box within Lightbox or do you use the singlepic template?

Hey Nate!
Thanks for your idea. The thing is, that I don’t want to create a custom menu for each day, ’cause there are more menus to come soon.

I found the function wp_page_menu() which may fit for me, ’cause I could feed the function with an include parameter. I’ll take a look on that function and tell you how it works out for my purpose.

Just edit the singlepic.php in the view folder as you like and save it as singlepic-link.php. Then you can easy access it with [singlepic id=x template=link]

try to use jQuery instead of $ as the operator, ’cause WordPress tries to avoid conflicts with other JS-libraries like prototype or motools

Why don’t you just use get_pages() and style the output of each item yourself?

What’s the exact output of your meta description?