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Also note… Per Google’s Structured Data Testing Tool, “Author” isn’t recognized for a Schema type of “Service”

Ok. Looks like I need to keep digging into the REST API and how it’s determining the URL. I can author pages and posts with Gutenberg without issue, though I might need to double check to make sure it was letting me add media files.

I figured that what you were using was probably pretty standard because I could see some of the classnames for your toolbar with the links in question looked like they were being generated by standard WP core. So I did have the concern that whatever was going on could be affecting other aspects of the site that perhaps I haven’t just tested yet.

Luckily the output rewriting that the .Net Proxy is doing seems to be taking care of rewriting all the URL references in html. I thought I’d had all the rules in place that I needed to account for rewriting of the domain for css and js, but with this REST API issue, perhaps I’m not. Perhaps it’s not in text, but in headers where the domain mismatch is happening — don’t many rules currently happening for managing those headers. I’m still relatively new to WP, and being an old-school dev (getting back into it a bit) who was in mgmt for awhile am sadly not as up on REST-APIs as I’d like to be.

Thanks for the response John. So yeah there is a REST API error message as well, because the AWS server can’t resolve the dev domain, since it’s internal to the company’s network. That message of course mentions nothing about protocol for the Rest API.

Do you think this is a scenario where once we are in production (with public URLs) it might not be an issue? Or is that API URL configurable? (haven’t had a chance to dig into that last issue yet myself, so I figured I’d ask).