DanoPano

Forgot to state that I got the same results.

Hey Friend,

I must be leaving something out. I deleted the pic and then reloaded it into the post article with a different title from my post title (now the pic is titled: New Laptop) but the alternative text I have left same as before “Microsoft Security Essentials” for SEO purposes.

Also, I anchor texted the caption as Pic by afroswede. The a href is: Microsoft Security Essentials. This all for on-page SEO.

???

Great…I will do that now! ??

you have to delete the file then resave the post then reload your photo.
the slugs dont drop off easily

By file, you do mean the photo file right and not the post file right?

I have to re-save the post? By this do you mean update the post?

Thanks,
-Dan

cool…thx, I will set to work on that now and get back to you about it.
-Dan

I just changed the title of the photo on the post from Microsoft Security Essentials to Laptop2. And then I googled the article title to pull up the article and got same results.???

I do have the photo which I loaded into the post with the same title. I will change the title of pic and see if it makes a difference.

Interesting…let me see. I will now check for that.

I have since posting this issue to the forum deleted my Google Sitemap Generator and instead enabled sitemap functions inside WordPress SEO by Yoast. ?? Still not indexed.

Hi riversatile,

Thanks for the response. Yes, I did check the publish date and it was published on Jan 3, 2013 and here it is already Jan 5, 2013 in my time zone…it still is not indexed.

Any other ideas?

Thanks,
-Dan Sacapano

Christine,

You are a Jewel! Thank you. I will implement your suggestion.

Experience yields knowledge where inexperience falls short. I will chalk this one up to “Experience”.

Thanks again!
-Dan

Forgot to mark this issue as “Resolved”. It is now resolved.

Amy,

You were right…it is due to a plugin. After reading a bit inside the forum, I found someone with the same exact issue who found the fix.

The latest WordPress loads with WP Super Cache by default. This is the plugin causing the “Delete Cache” button to disappear from the Admin Menu Bar.

I simply went to: WP Super Cache > Advanced > put a tick inside “Don’t cache pages for known users” box. That was all it was.

Resolved.
Thanks,
-Dan

Hi Amy,

thanks for he shout back. Originally, I thought the very same thing and went to look for a plugin re this issue but both sites have identical plugins with identical settings. Therefore, I think it is something else.

Any other ideas?

Thanks again,
-Dan

Rab,

Thanks a bunch! It worked.

You are appreciated!
-Dan