Joost de Valk

Hi @platcatheo

They’re not going to go away, another plugin you’r running, or your theme, is hooking into wpseo_opengraph and it shouldn’t do that any longer.

The jquery helper doesn’t affect us, it means another plugin you’re running causes errors without it and that blocks our JavaScript from running.

Does your browser show any JavaScript errors?

Not sure, I think the problem was introduced in WordPress 5.5 but I’m not sure what the problem _is_.

The plugin didn’t. WP core did, unfortunately. I don’t know what exactly yet…

Hmmm will see if we can find what could cause that, but I would contact the theme developer too!

No you won’t lose data but I doubt that’s it… could you try and check what happens if you switch to the default theme?

What happens if you switch to the default theme?

Hi!

Sorry to hear that, which version of yoast SEO are you on?

Are you using Elementor?

Hi Sarah,

Sorry to hear that! Which version are you on right now?

This update message was literally always there as @lopo said ??

We might retire it in the future, that’s why we’re adding a subscribe to newsletter option to the pop-up. I don’t see how this is a problem, or anything we’ve changed…

@vickyagravat that’s not the problem I’m having.

I’m not going on the file name, i’m going on what my WP admin tells me ?? It’s saying I have version 1.2.1 and it’s not offering an update.

Ok so unfortunately you’re going to have to wait for WPML to update, until then I’d advise reverting to 13.5. We’ve reached out to every major plugin that integrates with us weeks ago, but I don’t know where they stand on this.