Erik Visser

Thanks, the Yoast SEO plugin needed a change. But my theme Independent Publisher was also to blame. Had to put it in multi-author mode (didn’t know that it could differentiate). My author page is working again! Looking good on https://webfinger.net/lookup/?resource=erik%40rkvssr.nl and somebody found me on Mastodon. I’m a happy man.

This has 2 seconds of TTFB loading time on my server so without it is much better. Only problem is that it now defaults to the standard and putting the necessary css in the child theme style.css file is not working for everything. Any ideas how that could be the case @raamdev?

that is great news!

I have the same behaviour.
My links look like: https://publicworks.nl/2016/09/07/ik-ben-even-niet-hier/img_0283/
I have 3.503 items that occupy 3,5 GB it took me over 30 minutes to scan and at one time I got a time out and the other time it just stopped at 55%.

The system knows when they are part of the series within a post so that works fine too. But what I noticed is that when I navigate the images though the above link it shows all the images. Including the ones that aren’t in the post itself. No idea if that’s normal behaviour but that could explain why your plugin is not be able to tell which images are connected and actively used.

Other related question: Does your plugin also remove the other sizes of the original image that are created by wordpress?

I tackled this problem by going to php my admin and trowing all post, metadata, connections away. And then importing them again trough wordpress. All post that should have been there are.
Hope this helps someone with similar problems.