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Hi @zelihacanderengul,

We checked your site and we found sitemaps for each language: Turkish sitemap and English sitemap. If you can confirm that all your published posts appear in these separate sitemaps, you do not need to change the Yoast sitemaps.

We confirmed that the translated pages already contain the hreflang pointing to the other versions, so it’s not necessary to set the hreflang again in the sitemaps.

If you’d like to submit each language’s sitemap to search engines, we have more details in this guide: Submit Your Sitemap To Search Engines.

If you do want to change the format for the sitemaps, you can take a look at the Yoast sitemap developer documentation or contact the Polylang support to find out if there is already a solution.

Hi @mediamarx,

We’d like to get more information about how your site is set up and seeing this in action would be helpful. Can you send us a URL where this is happening or links to screenshots that highlight your Yoast SEO settings and what appears in the sitemap?

Also, can you confirm that you have the WPML SEO plugin installed and activated? WPML has more details about how to configure your settings for Yoast SEO in this guide: Optimize multilingual sites using Yoast SEO and WPML.

Hi Sly,

Thanks for the update! We’re marking this post as resolved.

We noticed that the site is running an outdated version of Yoast SEO v16.0.2, so we recommend updating to the latest version to get the most accurate results.

You’re always welcome to re-open this topic. Please read this post before opening a new request.

Thanks for understanding!

Hi @arindamg,

We can confirm that the example page is showing the breadcrumb path with the date and month in both the Yoast SEO snippet preview and Google search results.

However, when we checked the breadcrumb schema data that Yoast SEO generates, it is “Home > Tutorials > How to Upgrade to KDE Plasma 5.22 from 5.21 [Easy Steps]”. See the results from the Google Rich Results test.

Thanks for reporting the problem. Can you let us know what you have set as your breadcrumb settings for posts (SEO > Search Appearance > Breadcrumbs) and your permalink structure for posts (Settings > Permalinks)?

Hi @duboi,

We checked the example page and the meta description that Yoast SEO displays is “Fleur de Lin, décorateur vous accueille à Caen dans le Calvados (14) et vous conseille pour vos rideaux, tapis et tissus.”.

Could you give us more details about the problem with latin text? It may help to send us an example URL or link to a screenshot that highlights the problem.

Hi @loorlab,

Thanks for reporting the JavaScript errors that you’re seeing. They seem to only mention ACF Pro, so we’d like to get more information about how they affect Yoast SEO.

1. Can you give us more details or a link to a screenshot that shows the problem? If you can send us the steps or settings to reproduce it, that will help us investigate.

2. Does the problem still happen if you have the ACF Content Analysis for Yoast SEO plugin installed and activated?

3. Can you confirm that this happens if you?deactivate all plugins except for Yoast SEO and ACF, then switch to a standard theme?like?Twenty Twenty-One.?Does this only happen when ACF Pro is activated?

We have a step-by-step guide here:?How to check for plugin conflicts.

Hi @guihom,

If you’re using the block editor and the metabox is missing, you can change the editor settings to move it back to the default position.

You can find the steps under the “Edit screen (block editor)” section in this guide: Yoast SEO meta box is missing.

Hi Don,

Strange, we haven’t received reports of a similar problem. We checked the homepage that you mentioned and the meta tags appeared as expected.

Can you give us an example of a page where this problem is happening or links to screenshots that show the problem?

Hi @upclickdigital,

Since we’re now tracking this issue internally, we’re going to mark this topic as resolved.

In the meantime, you’re welcome to reply to this topic if you have any other questions.

Hi @borrowedbites,

Changing the post title would affect the slug for new cloned posts. However, if you’re using the Rewrite & Republish feature, the slug of the original post will stay the same when you republish.

We hope this clears things up for you. Please let us know if you have any other questions or concerns.

Hi @ginnymcm,

It looks like we’ve answered your question, so we’ll mark this as resolved.

You’re welcome to reply to re-open this topic if you have any other questions.

Hi @upclickdigital,

We created a new Elementor template and found that the clone appeared under Templates and had the same post type as the original.

Could you give us more details about how to reproduce the problem or examples of what’s happening on your site? That will help us investigate the issue.

Are you using the latest version of the free Elementor or do you also have Elementor Pro installed?

Hi @imjinoh,

If Gutenberg doesn’t save the value, we don’t expect the Classic Editor to display the primary category correctly.

The bug report doesn’t mention the Classic Editor, but we expect the next release to solve the problem.

Hi @jamesoh5,

Thanks for the updates and for posting the link to your issue with WPML. If you do test to see if deleting solves the sitemap issue, please let us know. We’ll leave this open for the next week just in case you have any new information to share.

By the way, you should see that the “glue” plugin, WPML SEO, is installed and activated on your Plugins screen.

Hi @pingbara,

This thread has been marked as resolved due to a lack of activity.

You’re always welcome to re-open this topic. Please read this post before opening a new request.

Thanks for understanding!`