jack.cronfield

Thanks for that.

Can I change the outline specifically for the mobile menu?

Just to let you know, I don’t see this outline in other websites that use mobile menu (not you mobile menu).

I would have expected to see in all websites but I cannot see it in any other website.

I also see this outline in the mobile Opera browser. In opera this outline is persistent and doesn’t disappear even after I change the focus.

Thanks

This was not resolved. The issue only happens when doing a redirect (as I mentioned in my issue). The link that you sent me talks about a consistent issue.

In addition the extra slash is only added to the end of the URL.

All your solutions are too late for me as I am suffering the Panada penalty now

I am using version 7.5.1 – so obviously the “fix” that you did doesn’t work.

Consider this scenario:
1. upgrade from version 6.x -> v7.0
2. A few days later upgrade v7.0 -> v7.0.3

I suspect that once the first upgrade is completed you lose track of the original setup (as the migration has been “completed”) so your fix doesn’t help anyone who was quick to upgrade.

The fact is that I have 4,000 attachment pages indexed. So the “fix” didn’t fix it.
It looks like I am not the only one so obviously something is terribly broken.

Also observe your wording for this fix in your change log: “Fixes a bug where the option settings that needs to be migrated are backfilled prematurely, resulting in settings not being migrated as expected.”

Do you really think that we can understand what you mean here???? What is “option settings”? what is “needs to be migrated are backfilled prematurely”?

Do you think that it’s helpful???

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“apologize for any inconvenience” – you get websites into google penalty and you “apologize”.

Is there anyone there who knows what they are doing.

This is a MASSIVE issue with disastrous SEO implications.

the original setting Yoast SEO “Redirect attachment URLs to parent post” is gone after one of the updates.

The Yoast plugin is now allowing an indexing of a lot of thin content pages by default. In my site the attachment redirect to original post was completely gone after the upgrade. This resulted in 4000 indexed pages with thin content. Essentially most of the indexed pages of my site became thin content which is a big NO NO.

Only discovered this issue after a massive drop in ranking and traffic.

Even redirection to attachment URL is just adding tons of fluff to the Google index which is really bad practice.

This is a HUGE issue – having it in a plugin that should help SEO is a disaster to a lot of websites.

As a side note Yoast SEO is quickly becoming a bloatware with lots of options that are not really required. I don;t understand why the option has been removed.

There is a manual code fix in GitHub https://github.com/Yoast/wordpress-seo/issues/9316

As a temporary solution, turn off the “Redirect attachment URLs to the attachment itself?” option and use the following code in your functions.php file:

add_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘sukcesstrony_attachment_url_redirect’ );

function sukcesstrony_attachment_url_redirect(){
global $post;

if ( is_attachment() && isset($post->post_parent) && is_numeric($post->post_parent) && ($post->post_parent != 0) ){
wp_redirect( get_permalink( $post->post_parent ), 301 );
wp_reset_postdata();
exit();
}

}

The development version works well

Thanks – I’ve used the development version and it works. When are you going to merge your change to the releases version ?
Thanks