Hassan Akhtar

Hi, the page is not broken, there are just too many columns on there, causing the flexible title column to collapse.

You simply have to disable some columns from the screen options.

Closing this. Please feel free to reopen if the snippet doesn’t work.

Hi there @trooper_d5x @doncoryon

I am able to reproduce the issue on my end. Thanks for reporting it. However, please note that embeds are working on the frontend, they are just not working in Gutenberg at the moment. We will fix this in the next version.

In the meanwhile you can use this code snippet to fix the issue:

function wds_deregister_metabox_counter_script() {
	wp_deregister_script( 'wds_metabox_counter' );
}

add_action( 'admin_enqueue_scripts', 'wds_deregister_metabox_counter_script', 20 );

Hi @neziah

I just checked this on a test server and the readability analysis doesn’t seem to affect the post page at all.

Can you tell me more about the issue? What behavior are you seeing? Are there any console errors?

Let me know,
Thanks

The contents of those files are supposed to be different from what you’re seeing. You may have malware on your site that is changing the files. Please try deleting the plugin and installing a fresh copy. If that doesn’t work you may have to try a professional malware removal service.

You’re right, that sounds like a bug. We’ll get it fixed, thanks!

Hi Don,

Thanks for using the plugin. Our readability score uses the Flesch Kincaid algorithm. There are many online tools that can help you find the Flesch Kincaid score of a blog post, the score provided by one of these tools should be roughly the same as SmartCrawl’s readability score. I say roughly because there can be implementation differences. Please let me know if this is not the case on your site.

Cheers,
Hassan

I just tested it and on my setup it seems to be working as it should:

https://recordit.co/KqRrPTYPpY

SmartCrawl is supposed to remove the WPBakery shortcodes and show just text contained within those shortcodes. For some reason this doesn’t seem to be happening on your site. Also, the title and description fields are never supposed to be disabled.

Are you facing both these issues for old posts only?

Just to confirm, the “SEO Title” and “Description” fields in that screenshot are disabled for you?

A screenshot would be helpful. You can use a service like https://prnt.sc/ to share an image with us.

Hi @spottedsalamander,

Thanks for trying out SmartCrawl. There’s no known conflict with WPBakery so it should work correctly for you. At the very least you should be able to change the meta values in the metabox. Do you see any errors in your browser’s console?

Hi @neejoh,

Thanks for getting in touch.

For both the sitemap and the canonical our code uses get_permalink, which is the standard WordPress function for getting a post URL. So I’m not sure why exactly are you seeing inconsistencies on your site.

The only way to override a post’s URL in both these places is to explicitly set a canonical value in the metabox. Are you sure that’s not what’s happening on your site? Please edit some of the problematic posts and make sure the incorrect value is not set in the canonical field.

Cheers,
Hassan

@shekler can you please confirm that this is only an issue in the Gutenberg plugin and not the built-in Gutenberg editor that comes with WordPress? I have taken a quick look and the latest version of SmartCrawl seems to be working well with the latter in WordPress 5.2.4.

@shekler I apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. I’ll look into this issue and update you soon. Thanks

Yes that’s the most likely explanation. Start by checking that there are no JavaScript errors in your browser’s console. If there are you need to get rid of them.