maxxskywalker

Ah, because the shortcode is in the post body, it shows up in the excerpt. Makes sense. Because of the way Divi is designed, it’s kinda required that I have the shortcodes where they are to be consistent with the rest of the site.

We’ve figured out a Toolset based solution using conditional logic that seems to work.

[wpv-conditional if="( is_archive() ne '1' )"][yoast-breadcrumbs][/wpv-conditional]

Thanks for your quick response, though.

I knew something else was going wrong, when an official GF plugin was presenting similar issues. I then recalled a support exchange I had made with JetPack for another site I had developed, and they had identified the defer parsing of JavaScript php function as the cause of the problem. I initially wasn’t sure if this particular site had it implemented on it, so I checked, and sure enough, there it was. Shame I wasted time looking at everything else but the stuff that I had direct impact on.

Thanks for looking into it for me, anyway.

You know what, it seems I am the author of my own destruction. It occurred to me as I was searching for possible solutions, that the defer parsing of JavaScript function I had in place in the functions.php could be the cause of my ire. Sure enough, this was the case. I have since placed an admin exception, and everything seems to be working as it should.

I have an update to my current issue. Since the update that you pushed yesterday, I was able to successfully get a submission sent to Constant Contact, but I’ve encountered an entirely new problem.

With the same configuration as displayed above, my newer CC feeds send out simultaneously regardless of the selection made in the multiselect field. As seen below,

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZCcaWB4mhvBfKfLsDJwlpLSZ-3zIyenx/view?usp=sharing

despite selecting only one option, either Pool Maintenance or Tree Care/Removal, both get submitted to CC. This does not happen with any of the older feeds.