lehmax

Thank you for opening the issue and answering quickly. Other modules are shown as installed and in green color so I’m 99 % sure that we’re using mod_php. They would be shown as yellow if we were not using it, right?

“The contents will change as per the page and the design will remain as it is.”
This is not the case. The reusable block doesn’t adapt to the headings of the page it’s on. I have tested it multiple times with WordPress 5.3.2, Gutenberg 7.4 and UAG 1.14.6.

Did the author contact you and have the issues been fixed? If not, is there a plugin with this functionality that you could recommend instead?

Yes, that’s how I first discovered article:author. Pretty sure this documentation is just outdated. Their debug tools would give an error if people weren’t supposed to insert pages.

If that was really a Facebook requirement, why would they allow pages in there? It’s allowed because many authors separate their page and their private profile, for example because there are more features for creating posts and analysing them when using a page.

https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/
This tool is not giving a warning so I’m 99% sure this is fine.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by lehmax.

Don’t worry, found the mistake.
Would still be cool if there was an option to default to the facebook page of the webiste when an author doesn’t input their own page. Thanks for the quick answer. ??

It would still be nice if the the authorship could default to the page URL when there is no URL set in the profile of the author. There are many pages that just put the page URL into the article:author when the articles aren’t written by a single author. I’d like to do that for every post of ours, because the individual authors don’t matter much for our page.

By the way, putting a page URL into my profile doesn’t work. Still no article:author to be seen in the source.