johnharmon

I really don’t know what that means, but I just don’t get why that would only be causing problems now.

So you think it’s with my host then? The bluehost website doesn’t seem to have any problems, but perhaps I will contact them.

Is the alt tag also useless then?

How does having titles in the images limit accessibility? If anything, I thought it made it easier. And I thought it helped improve your SEO as well.

So there’s nothing I can do, except manually add the titles to the images in the posts then?

What does that mean?

The automatic addition of the title attribute to image markup was removed in WordPress 3.5. Tooltips can still be added by opening the Edit Image modal and inserting something into the title attribute box. The only change is that the “Title” field — which is the name of an image’s attachment page — does not populate the title attribute.

But…why? That makes it so much harder when you’re mass adding images to your post and want them to all have titles.

I really don’t think that link was harmful. “t.co” is how Twitter shortens all of its URLs…

Alright, I removed it. So that should mean my individual pages will be indexed on Google now?

I found it, it’s in my Twitter widget in my sidebar. I’m not sure how to remove it without completely removing the Twitter widget though.

Is it normal for google to not index your actual permanent pages on wordpress?

Well I just submitted a sitemap, so maybe that will help. I still don’t get how adding social media to my site could blacklist it. That seems weird.

I just entered the URL for my site, and it came up 100% clean an not blacklisted, so that’s not the problem…

Whoa whoa, wait..what? My site is blacklisted? I don’t understand why. What do I need to do to fix it?

For instance, if you take the URL to any one of my pages, say:

https://www.mintconditioncustom.com/guides/

And put that in quotation marks in google and search it, you will not find that page in google. According to google, it doesn’t exist. WHY is my question?