narubi

I am sorry, this is caused by a different plugin (classic editor) and the “Add Form” button.

You can close the topic. Thanks.

• This reply was modified 8 months, 1 week ago by narubi.

Same problem here, please fix ASAP ??

I was embedding a page that got hacked with a malware file (NewBrowser.rar) and Google decided to block my website. I have set up daily scans, but Wordfence didn’t warn me about anything. I had to manually go through 500+ pages to find what urls were affected. I have solved this days ago but my website is still blacklisted by Google. I want to prevent this at all costs in the future. Is there any way?

Stars are already showing, but only when I search for “site:mysite.com” when I search for normal keywords, no ratings show up. This is the same problem I have had for ages with most of my websites. No matter what I do, ratings always show up only with “site:mysite.com”, while other sites in the results have star rating ratings working normally.

There must be some manual penalty or something…

This should now work correctly right?

https://search.google.com/test/rich-results/result?id=ukbxw_e1o9-W8M4p1tJ-Wg
https://search.google.com/test/rich-results/result/r%2Fsoftware-apps?id=ukbxw_e1o9-W8M4p1tJ-Wg

Actually, it is not a page about a game, it is an actual game file itself loading directly into your browser. Most other sites also use the “SoftwareApplication” itemType. I will try to add those values and see if it makes any difference. The “Article” itemType is inserted automatically by the Yoast SEO plugin, so I am not sure if it can be removed. Thanks for your help, I appreciate it.

On this site, the star ratings are working correctly: a2motorbikes.co.uk

Here, they are not: footballgames.org

True, there is also a big ugly error message in the Google page speed insights because of this issue. Hopefully it will be fixed soon.

Unfortunately, there was no specific pattern in the settings/images that could cause the conflict. There was just a random ~10% images that lost their links inside the regular WordPress gallery.

If I installed the Meow Gallery plugin, the Meow Gallery Custom Links plugin worked without problems together with W3TC. Also, if I disabled CDN in W3TC, links were working.

Actually, it was caused by the latest W3 Total Cache update. I have contacted the developer and they have implemented a temporary fix.

Thanks for the support, I appreciate it.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by narubi.

This has actually fixed the issue. All the links are now working with the latest version. Thanks a lot!

Will it be fixed in the next update then?

Thanks a lot Dario.

Maybe it would be a good idea to either put an option to disable it, or remove it completely. I don’t think anyone would even notice it’s gone.

Hello, I have a different kind of problem with the file loader.gif.

It’s showing fine for me, but I would like to disable it. It’s the only file on my website that for some reason doesn’t load on CDN and showing warning in gtmetrix test.

Can you please guide me how to disable the file? I have inserted this into my style settings:
.yasr-vv-container-loader { display: none; }

Unfortunately the file still loads in the background.

Thanks!

Same problem here. It looks like a caching plugin causes this. Tried to disable and enable W3TC. and problem seems to be gone.