relish1227

Continued searching and found someone with the same situation: https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/159162/set-custom-post-feature-image-as-ogimage

I am also using an ACF field. In an ideal situation, it would be cool if Yoast allowed you to pick the feature image field by custom post type.

@mtekk Thanks re: reset — I didn’t know where to find it!

I was looking for the same thing — found good resources here:

https://mtekk.us/archives/guides/calling-the-breadcrumb-trail/

and here:

https://mtekk.us/archives/guides/how-to-implement-schema-org-breadcrumblist-with-breadcrumb-navxt/

In my case, I did need to update the wrapping div. But that wasn’t enough.

I didn’t see a “reset” per se — and I ended up just uninstalling, removing, and then reinstalling the plugin. I noticed that that changed the template — added the “itemListElement” property as it needs to be. I was then able to get to the next stage in the validation within Google Search Console.

Added this to the print CSS as a fix:

#wprm-print-footer {
    position:relative; // not sure why this was set to absolute
    font-family: Helvetica, sans-serif;
    font-size: 0.9em;
    line-height: 1.5em;
    color:#333333;    
}

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Thank you @dcooney — I’ve submitted a ticket about the issue directly on the connekthq.com site (I have an account), but I can post any resolution we may find here.

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

I came on here because of the same issue. When visitors click the “Load More” button they get bumped up to the top of the page vs seeing the new items load.

Agree

lauzis,

Are you saying that if we are using 7.2. this error is not an issue? Or that it is still an issue?

I also found this using the PHP Compatibility Checker. Hoping that it won’t be an issue!

You know, I just tried re-saving my SVG in illustrator and this second version uploaded just fine with no issue. I wonder what could have caused it with version #1. (I also tried re-uploading version #1 to see if it was some fluke in uploading — but that one still doesn’t upload right.)

I actually just ran into this issue myself. I had started my site with the default 150×150 size, but changed it to something larger later on. I am using the ACF gallery and am trying to display the thumbnail and, despite me running the regeneration, it’s still defaulting to the 150×150 one. I think the reason for this is that in the attachment meta data, it’s still referencing the old thumbnail size. AND, the full image size is the same as the thumbnail size (I have a large-ish thumbnail size for a specific reason.)

Agree it would be cool to have this in a future release. Thank you.

I would also vote for someone to take this one on! Maybe someday I could…

I just realized that I’m using the old version of ACF — from back before it was PRO and it had a bunch of add-ons instead of everything being rolled into one. I’m wondering if that is part of the issue.

Cool, thank you!

Thank you. I just encountered this issue again and it seemed that it was fixed by a combo of resaving (again) the settings page and clearing cache.