tillmeier

Okay thank you! So I just removed it, refreshed the .htaccess & purged the caches. Since this change my website is cached on mobile, but it is not possible to scroll anymore. As I begin to scroll, Safari tries to block it and immediately goes back to the top. After I deactivated mobile page cahing again ( by adding the rejected user agents again ), the problem was gone.
If you want to I can provide a screen record of the scrolling problem if this helps.

Thank you! get_post_timestamp() works fine for me!

I found another bug in the WordPress backend: on the post edit page on the right side where you can publish the post, it displays the post publish date minus one hour (so the exact opposite of my first problem). I use the classic editor plugin so I don’t know if the problem occurs through this plugin or because of WordPress 5.3.2

When I clik on edit date the textboxes where I can edit the date display the correct time… Here is a screenshot:

https://prnt.sc/qyxeew

Is this a common problem?

Okay thank you! But is there an option to have this restriction only for the post_type “post” and not for the other post types? So I only want to index posts not older than 6 month, but for all other post types I don’t need a time limit…

Okay thank you!

Unfortunately it doesn’t seem to work…

Since I’ve put in the code into my functions.php, I only get this when I want to create a new index:

Indexed 0 posts (total 0), processed 0 / 158451.
Indexed 0 posts (total 0), processed 0 / 158451.
Indexed 0 posts (total 0), processed 0 / 158451.
Indexed 0 posts (total 0), processed 0 / 158451.
Indexed 0 posts (total 0), processed 0 / 158451.
Indexed 0 posts (total 0), processed 0 / 158451.
… and so on

its alsways at 0 indexed posts and remaining time is infinity…