Manny

Ok thanks. Any idea when that new version will be coming out?

Hello Michael,

I used this filter: /* Disable Yoast SEO sitemap caching
* Credit: Yoast development team
*********
* Please note that changes will be applied upon the next sitemap update.
* To manually flush sitemap cache, please disable and enable the sitemap feature afterwards.
*/
add_filter(‘wpseo_enable_xml_sitemap_transient_caching’, ‘__return_false’);

If you run a header curl for each of the sitemap pages you will see that they are returning cache hit. I used different headers such as https://tools.seobook.com/server-header-checker/ and https://www.webconfs.com/http-header-check.php etc

Thanks for replying.

The problem is that that those expire rules you mentioned to add is already in the .htaccess.

Can’t you guys just add this ^/(.*)sitemap(.*).xml on the nginx ( this is what wp engine did for us for our other sites hosted there which resolved the issue)?

Also, i lowered the rss+xml and atom+xml to 600 seconds instead of 1 hour to see if that will help and that doesn’t work. Do you think lowering it to 0 will?

Hi Priscilla,

Thank you for replying. I have already read that page. I am referring to browser cache. And where exactly did you check for the cached version?

@rajan
Thanks for replying. The site is thehowandwhatwebhostingnerd.com

Hi, Micheal, I included the error in the original message but here it is again: Yoast SEO had problems creating the database tables needed to speed up your site. Please read this help article to find out how to resolve this problem. Your site will continue to work normally, but won’t take full advantage of Yoast SEO. Show debug information”

I spoke with my host and they said that all permission was allowed.

Samantha, the trend you sent is not helpful. Can someone from Yoast please respond.

Is there a way to make it so that each page Html header tag is different? The code you gave me seems to only make it one header tag for all pages.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by Manny.

Ok I am a little confused. I updated the plugin now and I still don’t see the option to pick the title as an HTML header tag.

So after updating the plugin I have to add this add_filter(‘lwptoc_title_tag’, function() { return ‘h2’; }); in the fucntion.php? Or was that meant for before the update?

Thank you. So any idea when that next update will be? Also,for that code that you said that I can use for now, where do you put it? Function.php?

Like I said earlier I am talking about the title “Table Of Content”. When you inspect the title “Table of Content” it is in bold instead of html header tag like h2,h3, or h4. So we like to make that title “Table of Content” a html tag. Any code or recommendation on how to do that?

Yes here is the link https://www.thehowandwhatwebhostingnerd.com/fix-a-slow-loading-website/

• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by Manny.

Maybellyne, thank you for your help. I was just concerned because I only see for one site and not others. So to be clear Under Coverage where it says Exclude, sitemaps should be excluded?

It got fixed after we deactivated and reinstalled it again.

Hi, yes this was after updating to 14.0.
and it was showing at the top of the banner.