Franck Fremont

Sybre,
It’s not about pride or ego.
In fact, I gave a very good appreciation about your plugin in the past and I will keep it exactly as it is, that is to say very good. And, during the last years, I advised many people to use your plugin.
I suppose that since English is not our primary langage for both of us (as far as I know), we have some difficulty to communicate together. You write from the TSF point of view, I write from my Divi and TSF user experience. This communication could be better but there are other things today that are more important than that.
You write “I am, therefore, unfortunately, predisposed to let down the 650,000 paying customers of Divi”. It’s not a shame to pay for a good solution. Gutenberg that I use also will need some years more to be at the same level. And, as far as I know, you also try to sell some extensions against money…
We don’t live times when we should speak lightly about letting others down. And yes, I know I am nobody to give any lesson to you. So we can forget this conversation and continue our lives.
Be happy and stay safe,
Franck

Hi Sybre,
TSF has always supported generated descriptions for Divi. 100% since many years.
It still does on most of my customers websites.
The behaviour I described just appeared on some of these sites.
So it has nothing to do with shortcodes. Divi is a builder and an alternative to Gutenberg pages. It creates Divi pages and The SEO Framework fields have always appeared at the bottom of them and still do.
As Divi still has 650,000 customers, this issue could happen to other people.

Same issue here!
Thanks @tommcgee for the 3.2.-version-link! ??

Hi Peter,

I have just verified on all my websites.
Everything rocks. ??
The topic can be closed.

Thanks a lot for all the great work. ??

Franck

Perfect! ??

Hi Peter,

I use now this last dev version as a production version for the sites using both Divi and Polylang (I know it’s bad! LOL)

It works perfectly.

Thanks a lot for all your follow-up! ??

Best,

Franck

With quite a lot of personal investment from Peter, the plugin author, the issue with Divi and Polylang is now solved! ??

So the 5 stars are now 100% confirmed.

Thanks a lot, Peter! ??

Hi Peter,

Could you let me your email on https://www.webzenitude.com/contact/ ?

I will then send you the list of all the plugins of one of the concerned websites.

Best,

Franck

Hi Peter,

No, no news. ??
Still using the 1.4 version inside the websites with Polylang included.
As long as there is no vulnerability detected in the 1.4 version, it’s not a problem.
When I have time enough, I will probably create a hand-made 404 page for the Polylang websites.

Have a great day and thanks for the follow-up! ??

Franck

Hi Peter,
I just tried the 2.3 version.
Sorry to have waited until the weekend but I had quite a busy week.
I still have the same issue.
The destination page doesn’t keep the parameters chosen in Divi (full width).
It appears after the move to 2.3 with the side column.
And this not the right design for the Homepage.
And that appears only with the configuration Divi + Polylang + 404page.
Without Polylang, other sites with 404 page 2.2 display their home page (when created in full width) in full width.
I hope it helps.
In any case, I appreciate your efforts. ??
Best,
Franck

Hi Peter,

On the websites where the theme and the two plugins are activated, my working (and tested) configuration is today WordPress (4.6.1), Divi (2.0.17), Polylang (2.0.7) and 404page (1.4).

So it’s nearly exactly the same configuration you use to work for your version 2.3.

I already tried 404Page 2.2. Not with all the latest versions of Divi of course, but with some of them and these tests did not work. The 2.2 version is activated without any problem on other sites without Polylang, with all the other components at the same level than the working configuration described above. I tried Divi 2.0.18 and I found another problem (builder not working on some pages) but it has probably nothing to do with Polylang and/or 404Page.

In any case, I am ready to test your 2.3 version when you like it. ??

Best,

Franck

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Hi Sybre,

Great news! ??

I will be happy to test it when you are ready.

Thanks once again!

Franck

Hi Sybre,

I installed and activated Google XML Sitemaps.
So The EN pages appear now in the XML sitemap.
I will verify in Google WebMaster that everything is fine.

So the topic is resolved.
Of course to add another plugin is not the best solution.
It would be better for the SEO framework to add this kind of Google XML Sitemaps feature in the future! LOL

Thanks again and have a great day!

Franck

@jb00gie You are welcome! ??

Sorry if joining the conversation is an issue in one way or another (?).

But I have some sites using Divi and Contact Form 7.
Most of them under Divi 2.7.10 (old and last stable version).
Some of them (the smallest) under Divi 3.0.8 (a new version every 2 or 4 days since Divi 3.0.0 was published on September, 7).
There is the same problem with Contact Form 7 everywhere: after using the bottom “Send”, the wheel rotates forever, and the message “Your message has been sent” never appears.