glendeni

Am retracting question. After 24 hours, sitemap has appeared at blog.bigsurtrailmap.net/sitemap.xml and it is found by Google Search. Can’t explain the change since I myself did not do anything which should have affected this, but am glad to now have a sitemap.

PS: Google Search console says “No sitemaps found for this site”

I run my own server (an AWS EC2 instance). No proxy service unless AWS does something I’m not aware of. I do not use Cloudflare.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by glendeni.

My solution: eventually I ended up (1) altering my style’s content-single.php to add a specified anchor tag just above the text lines (2) adding code in my style’s functions.php to alter the “more” tag such that it would instead go to the specified anchor tag. More info here:

https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/272439/bad-read-more-behavior-trying-to-fix-by-inserting-tag/272941#272941

Thanks much for your clarification. This seemed like such a deal-breaker that I assumed it was a bug specific to this theme – can’t imagine why anyone would use a “feature” like that if its going to hide content from the user on the jump! I feel somewhat locked into this theme since I’ve spent time making CSS modifications (but currently removed, so someone would not say they were affecting this problem). I do have jetpack installed so will see what I can do with “Custom Comment”. May try putting in a few <BR>s to see if that makes things usable. Or might use one of the plugins that removes the post “more” tag on the jump, so the full post is instead displayed (though since the banner image is so wide, would be better to instead jump to the top of the text – but guess I’d have to learn to develop in WS to do that!)

Oops – now also had it occur in Firefox.

Yet more info: the described behavior occurs in Chrome (58.0, on 2 different boxes) and IE (11.0, I only have on 1 box), but for whatever reason NOT on Firefox (53.0, 2 different boxes).

More info – just noticed it is screen-width dependent. Using Chromium, all is well for a narrow screen (or when using its mobile emulator, which also gives a narrow screen). But as the window is widened some lines are above the top of the screen and not visible – at the full width of my desktop monitor, 4 lines are not visible.