ilanaguttman

@dv8info I followed these instructions https://knowledge.hubspot.com/articles/kcs_article/reports/install-the-hubspot-tracking-code#without-plugin

I decided to just use a workaround I found whereby I add some code to the footer in front of the </body> tag. Seemed like an easier solution.

I am having the same problem. I can’t log in. I tried resetting my password. Doesn’t help.

Oops, I meant popular posts, not related posts. But same idea – sidebar widget pulling in too many.

@lmvk –
I had the same problem and I’m using the Hestia theme. I discovered that the problem was that I was using curly quotes instead of straight quotes. Meaning [read more=”Read more”] instead of [read more=”Read more”]. Try that!

Oh, it doesn’t really make sense to me that the homepage meta description is also the “site wide” one.

Yes @mazedulislamkhan, I fixed it on my own. There was something else that no one else caught because everyone here kept regurgitating the same information about what to check even though I reported that I already conducted all of those tests.

Thank you for following up though.

I would appreciate it if someone could respond to the fact that settings indicated above simply do not appear.

For example: @mazedulislamkhan You can find the site-wide description directly from the Yoast SEO -> Social -> Facebook (tab).

@mikes41720 I appreciate your taking the time to respond, but you are saying the same thing that others before you have said.

I have already tried deactivating all other plugins besides Yoast and switching to a default theme and I STILL see this. The error that I see on the Facebook Sharing Debugger Tool is missing: fb:app_id
Even if I do create a Facebook app, there is no where to enter it on Yoast settings as far as I can tell.

@mazedulislamkhan
I do not see that there.
I see only:

• Add Open Graph meta data: Enabled / Disabled
• Default settings

  Image URL:

• Save Changes button
• Ad for Yoast Premium

That’s it!

• This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by ilanaguttman.

Yes, I understand that there is duplicate meta data and that it is pulling in the wrong version. How do I get rid of the wrong one?
Where is the site wide met description?

@onlyincebu Please see my original post. I determined that it’s not being caused by another plugin or theme. I tried deactivating all other plugins and I still see the same result. I just tried again for good measure.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by ilanaguttman.

Thanks for your reply. I have SSL through Let’s Encrypt. I installed it probably about a year ago.
“did you redirect your root?”
>> I just found a setting in Cloudflare to redirect all http requests to https

I didn’t think of that.

I should mention that I flushed my server’s master cache.

Still seeing the same problem.

I don’t think we’ll be able to help further without seeing the full code

Are you using a self-hosted site? With files downloaded from www.remarpro.com and hosted in bluehost? Or a wordpress.com site?

So it sounds like there is some sort of bug in the WR page builder plugin maybe?

Also, please don’t be alarmed, but other similar threads indicate that this means your site has been compromised. Do you have any security measures in place?
Please check if you see any suspicious files in your WP installation.