tizz

Out of 191 posts, using the SEO filters from the “All articles” admin page, it turns out that the “OK” are 48, the “good” are 143 – just to inform you how it should be correctly reported in the widget.
Maybe it’s a synchronization issue between these values ??and the output in the widget, although yesterday I actually turned some posts from orange to green and the widget immediately reported it correctly, once the page was simply refreshed.
But maybe that wasn’t the case in the past, and “something” was left behind (I’ve been using your plugin for many years, since it wasn’t called Yoast yet). The gap has probably been there for a long time, I never paid much attention to it. In fact, I think I never paid attention to those two numbers in relation to the total, but only in relation to themselves.

Instead, as the values ??in the column in the list of all posts (“All articles” board), I remember well that in the past sometimes the light signal inside the single article had a different color than the one that appeared outside in the list, even after refresh (just for information, today this problem does not seem to exist).

Sure.
Here is the total number (191 articles or posts)
and here the widget

Yes that widget, sorry but I didn’t know what was the original title of it in english.

I think that is not a browser cache related issue. I clear it often, and I’ve tested with other browsers too. Also the site’s cache is often cleared, with W3TC plugin.
As for the server cache I don’t know, maybe I’ll ask to my provider.

@blissyung Thanks a lot! Hope it will last.

It’s obvious you don’t know the theme you are (why?) representing in this forum, nor what is the issue.
It is useless to continue this conversation.

I thought you were aware of the issue. You may want just install your last theme version on a test site and open the homepage.
Anyway, my homepage must be like this – instead, with the last updates, is like this (like a page 2, 3…)

Still stuck at broken version 2.91. When the theme will be fixed?

Thanks

Still the same issue with the new 2.91 version… not funny.

I have tested now that the WordPress update has nothing to do with the issue encountered in updating the theme. I tried locally with the previous version of WP and the issue happen anyway, so it’s the theme’s update itself.
Can the author answer please?

Good decision. I would have done the same long ago if it weren’t that I have neither desire nor time to look for another theme and above all redo the customizations I made to this one via child theme.
But I’ll be forced to change too if they don’t fix it.
There are many free themes that are much more reliable.

Still the same issue with the new 2.90 version…

I took it from my own backup. You should always have a full backup of your entire site.
From here you can find the older versions of the theme at the Subversion Repository link or Browse in Trac link, but I don’t know where you can download the whole previous package all at once.

This is an issue that only the authors of the theme can solve, a lack of compatibility with the last WordPress version. The temporary solution is to upload the previous theme version.

Unfortunately I have not had good previous experiences with the authors of this theme, but let’s hope so.

The same happened to me. There is an issue with the last WordPress update (5.5).
Had to upload previous theme version to make it works as usual.

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