malvolio

That worked, thank you so much!

Hi Lisa,

Is it possible to turn off the featured image link with the [business_categories] shortcode however? As the only shortcode I use is [business_categories] – we want visitors to start at the category list, not see the entire directory on the first page. I cannot see this as an option in the shortcodes documentation.

Cheers,
Sarah

Thanks so much Rafiz, the new beta version has fixed the issue with the category titles ??

Hi Shahadat,

Thanks for the update! I’ve installed the beta version of the plugin but it hasn’t fixed the issue yet – the title is still showing as “Single Category” (you can see at the original link I supplied).

Cheers,
Sarah

Thanks for your super fast reply!

Your code worked, with a few small tweaks (shown below in case anyone else ever needs to do the same):

@media screen and (min-width: 673px) {
.mptt-shortcode-wrapper .mptt-shortcode-list {
    display: block !important;
}
.mptt-shortcode-wrapper .mptt-shortcode-table {
    display:none !important;
}
}

Thanks again!!!

Thanks so much for your quick fix, the plugin update solved the issue ??

Thanks so much! I look forward to your next reply ??

@deanmkd, could you provide me a link to v2.9? I’m having exactly the same issue with the newest version of the plugin (v3.1) and would also like to downgrade to hopefully get the “add to cart” button working again.

So @nmedia, although you have updated the plugin, the issue still persists unfortunately. Hopefully you can ensure this is fixed by v3.2.

A little more detail which may help:

When using the shortcode, the calendar is still in the source code, it’s just not appearing on the published page. However, within the source code, I found this gem:

<table class="mptt-shortcode-table mptt-theme-mode" id="#all" style="display:none; " data-hide_empty_row="1">

I wonder if the “style=”display:none;” has anything to do with it?

PS: I have done some additional troubleshooting, and it doesn’t appear to be a conflict with any other plugin on the website (I switched off all plugins and the calendars still don’t appear).

@opportus the sitemaps still don’t work for me, I ended up installing a separate sitemap plugin. Disappointed that this is still unresolved, so please do open another support ticket – I’ll follow along as I would love this issue to be fixed.

Thanks Longjorn and AskKim, but unfortunately I had already followed the steps at https://kb.yoast.com/kb/my-sitemap-index-is-giving-a-404-error-what-should-i-do/ before I submitted my original support post. I have gone through the steps again (including the htaccess rewrite rules), but still have the same problem that the site map is not being recgonised in Google Search Console.

Looks like I’m just going to have to stick to the original sitemap plugin I was using. I was really looking forward to keeping everything in Yoast, but it doesn’t seem possible at this stage. I keep reading so many support tickets with the exact same issue I’m having too without a fix, it’s really disappointing.

I also had this issue, and changing the title tag to the below solved it. My theme also had title-tag support.

<title><?php wp_title(''); ?></title>

That’s what I thought – and the “on the fly” link works: https://www.malvolio.com.au/sitemap_index.xml – but Google Search Console claims it can’t see it and gives me a 404 error when I submit the sitemap. It’s really bizarre!

Bumping this, hoping someone will see this who can help.

Has anyone else ever tried to submit their Yoast sitemap to Google and it come up as a 404 error in their system? If you figured out how to get Google to see/accept the sitemap, how did you fix it? I’d love some answers.

Cheers,
Sarah