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Ok, I’m sorry @uxl for that. I had no idea, but I know that the Gutenberg plugin is also a bit buggy from time to time. I can remove my rating if that’s possible? It makes sense that it has more to do with a plugin than a theme. Still, I’m a total newb regarding block themes, so again, I’m sorry.

Also, I have now switched from a multisite install to a single install and I could use the theme after that.

Thanks! I’ll give it a shot later on then.

Also if anybody else reading this has any advice or snippets, please help me. Anything is appreciated!

Thanks! Do you have a code snippet to get me started? I’d prefer creating this on my own without a plugin.

I got it to work, but I made my logo bigger. This is my code:

function add_stuff_to_theme() {

add_theme_support( 'custom-logo', array(
		'height'      => 630,
		'width'       => 1200,
		'flex-height' => true,
	) );
}

add_action( 'after_setup_theme', 'add_stuff_to_theme', 11 );

Thanks for that. Was going nuts with this…

Anyone?
I really need help with this.

Sorry for bumping the thread…

Yeah, that would certainly help!

Personally, I just find it annoying and stressful, seeing the numbers pile up in the dashboard. It would be good to at least have an option to see the numbers or not and knowing that the protect module will keep my blogs safe anyways.

Thanks! I’ll follow the issue and hope for a solution real soon then.

Hi!
The code I’ve used is this one:

add_filter( 'wpas_default_message', 'ame_default_publicize_message', 10, 4 );
function ame_default_publicize_message() {
	$default_message = 'Freshly pressed from the blog!';
	return $default_message;
}

I’ve also tried using prefix and suffix, but that doesn’t seem to work either…

Thanks a bunch! I will do that!

Google it. There’s tons of tutorials on that. Good luck!

Just put it in your theme’s functions.php file, or better yet, make a functionality plugin.

I use the Google XML sitemap plugin.

Hi!
If you’re having the same issue as I’ve had explained here, the code snippet in that post helps with posting to FB. I’ve never had an issue with FB after I added that snippet to my wordpress sites. Also this might help:

Make sure:

• you have an xml sitemap plugin installed.
• That you allow pingbacks and trackbacks.
• Have a fallback image, such as a site logo and a site icon. Jetpack offers both.
• And finally, have a full feed instead of summary.

I noticed yesterday that after resetting these settings, I can share to Google+ without any issues. It worked instantly on my main blogs. The testing blogs needed a little bit more time, though so I’m not sure if this is a sure fix for ugly, naked links without an image being displayed when you share a wordpress post to Google+.

Thanks for your fast reply!

Good to know. Perhaps it’s some issues with google+? I’ve noticed that this seems to happen to several bloggers using WordPress and publicizing them to G+ at the same times/days when Im also publishing posts.

You’re welcome. The snippet works like a charm! Never had an issue since I enabled it.

I don’t think several images are the problem, but a loading issue could certainly be it. The links I’ve shared with the posts were both instagram photos sent via ifttt.com.

Maybe I have a bad web host? Oh, well. I guess this is something google have to solve… Or my host.