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If I’m following along correctly:

1) In the General Settings page, this can be seen when you get to the Date Format options. If you’ve tabbed into the set of radio buttons, you can use the arrow keys to navigate to the one you want. When you try to tab out, the “Custom” radio button is selected, rather than the expected behavior, which is that you would be tabbing through the next items on the page. The Time Format options behave this way, too.

2) I can’t find these radio buttons ( I see the checkboxes in Screen Options, however ) and I need to get Jaws running again to test with that.

3) Yep. The Akismet activation bar is ignored entirely if you are tabbing through the screen. Perhaps because it’s a div element and not an actual button or input tag? That might need to be changed.

( I tried using the “Join Us” form on the Make Accessibility page but it didn’t work. Returned an error. I just tried it today and it looks like it’s working again. Huzzah! )

Jordy,

I’ll test that. I just did a quick search through the code for the class, the first time around. I’ll try to test just the first instance tomorrow & will post what I find.

Cheers!

I’m seeing this on a site today. WordPress 3.5.1, Yoast SEO 1.3.4.4, freshly reinstalled via FTP. Is there any fix or workaround?

I’m seeing it only on the static page designated as the homepage. I thought it was related to my hiding the content editor, but on another page without the content editor, the SEO box loads just fine.

Hi D,

If you want just the stripping of width & height from image uploads, you can disable the plugin and instead, add these lines to your theme’s functions file:

add_filter( 'post_thumbnail_html', 's25_remove_image_dimensions', 30 );
add_filter( 'image_send_to_editor', 's25_remove_image_dimensions', 30 );
function s25_remove_image_dimensions($html){
	$html = preg_replace( '/(width|height)=\"\d*\"\s/', "", $html );
	return $html;
}

Hi all, I just pushed up an edit of the plugin that should fix the caption removal. I changed the priority of the filter so it doesn’t interfere with the function it modifies.

@greener_ian – do you have a Facebook plugin of some kind? Or some function in your functions.php that might be writing to your header?

In my case, it was an older function in my functions.php that was the culprit, not actually anything in header.php.

Found the problem on my instance. There was a stray function adding Facebook OG tags into the theme’s head. WordPress SEO was set to handle Facebook OG tags, too. I removed the old function & Google Plus stopped reading two titles.

Similar / same situation @djevrek described.

I’m seeing this, too, on one site I’ve worked on, but not on another.

If I paste this URL into a share box on Google Plus’s site, I see the title doubled:
https://bizmology.hoovers.com/2012/02/17/groupon-posts-first-net-loss-as-a-public-company/

If I paste this URL, though, I don’t:
https://cospaceatx.com/exhibition-voces-desesperadas-by-teresa-j-parker/

Same version of WordPress, same version of WordPress SEO (all up to date). I’ll need to dig through the plugins & maybe WP_DEBUG to see what stands out. Any hints from folks would be appreciated. (No Facebook Comments that I know of.)

Thanks! Great to hear that.

Seems Google’s Translation API is now a paid service only.

https://blog.gts-translation.com/2011/12/06/google-translate-api-casualties/

I’m seeing the API terms of service error, too. I don’t have any other google api requests being made.

I screwed up the directory structure of the plugin when I pushed up the 1.01 update. I’ve corrected that with the 1.1 release, along with addressing an image enclosed with a .wp-caption div.

Try the 1.1 update & see if that works.

Is the consensus that the ICS Calendar import plugin is not being maintained? I tried contacting the developer as well. His captcha’s broken.

While the plugin certainly works just fine in 3.2.1, I see where some of the code could be cleaned up & as others have noted, there are some CSS issues. Anmari, I’ll look at your plugin, too.

It’s not just excluded words. It seems after upgrading to WordPress 3.0.2, the plugin ignores having “link to self” unchecked. I’ve got pages with links to themselves now.

You’ve come across a PHP5 /PHP4 conflict, I bet. I just had this happen with this plugin. The client’s server is running PHP 4.3 and this plugin’s widget has part of it written using PHP5 code.

What should work is to rewrite these lines (8 through 12):

class Emma_Email_Signup_Widget extends WP_Widget {

	public function __construct(){
		parent::__construct( false, $name = __( 'Emma Email Signup', 'emma-email-signup' ) );
	}

as this:

class Emma_Email_Signup_Widget extends WP_Widget {

	var $Emma_Email_Signup_Widget;
	function __construct(){
		parent::__construct( false, $name = __( 'Emma Email Signup', 'emma-email-signup' ) );
	}

That should fix the problem and allow you to activate the plugin.