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As a work around, I went into gigpress.php and made a slight change to the script to turn ‘Cancelled’ into ‘Cancelled/Postponed’.

With all the events getting cancelled and postponed due to Covid-19, I needed a verbiage change.

On line 372, I changed this:

case ‘cancelled’ : $showdata[‘ticket_link’] = ‘<strong class=”gigpress-cancelled”>’ . __( “Cancelled”, ‘gigpress’ ) . ‘‘;

Into this:

case ‘cancelled’ : $showdata[‘ticket_link’] = ‘<strong class=”gigpress-cancelled”>’ . __( “Cancelled/Postponed”, ‘gigpress’ ) . ‘‘;

I figured it out, and I feel a little dumb for not noticing.

Yoast removed the stripping of the /category/ from the URL.

This means my category feeds went from mywebsite.com/example/feed to mywebsite.com/category/example/feed.

Everything is good on mine now.

Just to be sure I uninstalled and reinstalled, and everything is working.

Sorry for the false alarm.

After further researching it looks like the main feed (mywebsite.com/feed) is working, but that the category specific feed (mywebsite.com/thiscategory/feed) are not working.

When I go to a category specific feed it redirects to a url with a similar name.

And again, this still happens when I disable all plugins and only run Worpdress SEO.

Any word on this? It is still broken on my site.

I am having the same issue, WP SEO is disabling all my RSS feeds.

Any help would be hugely appreciated.

I stripped all the plugins, and just activated WP SEO and the issue still exists.

royranjan, may I ask what line you added to sitemap.php to enable this function? I am also trying to figure out how to do this.