lsilver

Has this been resolved in the latest version? We are having a similar issue.

Okay, I think we’re getting close. I’ll pass that on to the dev team. Thanks.

You can add the block anywhere in the main content area, but I’m trying to add it below the main content area – specifically underneath a related posts plugin and higher than comments.

For example, is there a way of instead of adding the block manually to a page, use a shortcode in a template that conditionally loads the block if one is attached to the page? And then have control over where that block is displayed.

Awesome, thanks. I’ll shoot you an email with details and likely CC Kinsta.

Hmm, that’s not working on my end. Any clue what might be going on?

I think I might have found an answer at least for genesis themes.

https://eugenoprea.com/code-snippets/genesis-move-comment-form/

As an example of the trailing slash issue . . .

Original URL = https://domain.com/original-url/
Updated URL = https://domain.com/new-url/

The redirect is sending them to:

https://domain.com/new-url (no trailing slash)

No clue why that’s happening as the “force trailing slash” option is selected, and was selected before that URL change took place.

Is there a way to see all URLs where the permalink was changed via Permalink Manager and that would have a redirect being managed by Permalink Manager?

Cool, thanks

I”d have to see if that would cause any issues (blocking crawl). Maybe.

I’ll look into that but Google will often crawl supporting files – js, css, etc. It’s super common to see plugin directories crawled. The occasional crawl is fine. 20% of the crawl budget is not.

Also, the correct URL should have been https://www.domain.com/wp-json/wordpress-popular-posts/v1/popular-posts/. And it’s not a 404. It pulls up code for sure. That code is consistent with the output on the pages (references same posts). I can send you a link privately if you’d like to check it out.

When looking at the code for the underlying page that displays the plugin output, I did find that URL referenced as follows:

<script type=’text/javascript’>
/* <![CDATA[ */
var wpp_params = {“sampling_active”:”0″,”sampling_rate”:”100″,”ajax_url”:”https:\/\/www.domain.com\/wp-json\/wordpress-popular-posts\/v1\/popular-posts\/”,”ID”:””,”token”:”d0cd054df5″,”debug”:””};
/* ]]> */
</script>

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Also, it looks like it’s specifically an issue using Beaver Themer (not normal Beaver Builder).

Sure I’ll send this via email shortly. Thanks.

Thanks

I think the issue here is that Yoast isn’t displaying rel attributes nor proper canonical links when there are multiple loops on a page. I can understand where that would get complicated but I don’t think it’s such an uncommon use case that there shouldn’t be some kind of work around. Likely isn’t as directly related to Beaver Builder as I thought, and would probably impact pages with multiple loops regardless of how those loops ended up on the page.

Additional question . . .

Does the XML Sitemap automatically exclude any posts that have been noindexed?

If not, what is the custom field and value for Exclude From Sitemap?

Thanks