Klark0

It isn’t practical to edit each og:title manually on a busy blog.

I don’t want to disable og:title completely. I’d like it to just be “Post Title” and not “Post Title – Site Name”.

I know I can go to Search Appearance > Content Types > and remove Site Title from the setting for Single Posts. But doing that will also remove Site Title from the <Title> Tag.

I don’t want to remove Site Title from the <Title> tag. Just the Og:title.
Also, it seems redundant to have site title in og:title when you already have a og:site_name…no ?

I have them enabled. Didn’t see any improvement to FCP or LCP.
Maybe in my case the two images should go before the JS load?

Hey Weston,

Yes I had realized that was happening and disabled lazy loading on the featured section using:
<?php the_post_thumbnail( 'medium', array( 'data-amp-layout' => 'responsive', 'data-hero-candidate' => '', 'loading' => false) ); ?>

I’ll try out these mini plugins and report back.

Hey. I’ll sign up now. and yeah I’m willing to test out any builds.

It’s https://rebrand.ly/g0lp51g

Thanks for the help.

Ok. In case anybody finds this…. I figured out that setting date_default_timezone_set() will mess now with WP core functions. So if your theme or other plugin has that, you need to remove.

Date/Time component improvements in WordPress 5.3

Could be related to those core changes… as I now see the wordpress feeds have the same problem. Posts made on just before midnight on the 15th have 2019/11/16/ in their permalinks instead.

Figured it out with:

add_action('template_redirect', 'remove_unwanted_date_archives');
function remove_unwanted_date_archives(){
  //If we are on date by category archive
  if( is_category() && is_date() ) {
    global $wp_query;
    $wp_query->set_404(); //set to 404 not found page
    status_header(404);
  }
}

• This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by Klark0.

Hey,

No I don’t want to change permalinks. I just want to disable the ‘date archives by category’ that come alive when using that permalink structure above, without disabling the regular date archive.

If you know enough to whip up your own schema, you should know how to disable yoast’s

function disable_yoast_schema_data($data){
	$data = array();
	return $data;
}
add_filter('wpseo_json_ld_output', 'disable_yoast_schema_data', 10, 1);

The snippet on the FAQ page should really be updated with this new filter….

Tried the temp fix above, doesn’t work.

Really needed.

You should add the built in WordPress Shortlink to the Message format options..

Got the same error as well.
Reverted back to 1.6.2 which is working.

Same here.

Went through a slew permission errors and fixed them. Now I’m stuck at this last one.

No combination of permissions is working, and minify won’t save.