whatsupskip

Thanks for the suggestion.

I will have a look at the form plugins again. I might have to ask on their forums as it was not obvious that they could what I was looking for. I would have thought it would have been a common request.

It looks like it cost US$200 per year with WPForms. That is quite a lot for a not for profit for such a small function.

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I am not sure if I should start a new thread as this one seems a bit old.

I am seeing the “The focus keyword doesn’t appear in the first paragraph of the copy” flag as well.

Now I understand that it is a false trigger, however looking at the code generated by the page I can’t see why it is generating the false trigger. The key phrase is indeed in the first paragraph of the code, so this isn’t a case of just a difference in the layout verses the code. Example page: Key Phrase is “Computer Repairs Reedy Creek”.

I thought it might have been a caching issue, but I am fairly certain Yoast SEO is doing the analysis locally.

Great thanks for the answer.

Thanks for your help.

It turns out it was the BuddyPress Bar, not the WordPress Bar.

This can be turned off for users not logged in via Setting > BuddyPress > Options > Show the Toolbar for logged out users.

Thanks.

Thanks for the suggestions.

Anyone else have an idea?

Definitely not part of the theme as these pictures are the ones I have manually posted into the posts. The theme isn’t normally used this way.

It could be the cache as I have had other files take a few days to update. No idea why as the only caching I am using is Cloudflare and I manually flushed the files in this and other cases.

I think there is little doubt that this is false review as this is there only post on the WP forums.

Thanks for the help.

I tried a few different things, but in the end it appears that deactivating and activating the related plugin worked.

Thanks for the tip.

I managed to do what I wanted with the assistance an online Serialize tool that others might find handy for a one off task: https://www.unserialize.me/

I was using the latest version of the plugin, but to double check I disabled it, then uninstalled and reinstalled.

No change.

This is why I tend to think it is something to do with the Theme, but I just don’t know where to even look.

Thank you for looking at this issue tevko.

This means that your plugin is not the problem and it is currently working correctly on the same page for the Featured Image.

The problem is with images that are placed into a page/post/category via the Add Media button.

Does using the “Add Media” button normally produce the correct code with the srcset attribute present?

If so, where is likely to be the problem with the site I provided the link to? In the Theme used, which is based off the TwentyFifteen theme?

Thanks for looking into this.

Sample page

<img class=”size-extra-large-width wp-image-4966″ src=”https://www.gojapango.com/dev/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/picture/nagoya/nagoya_castle/IMG_0811-720×1080.jpg&#8221; alt=”Main Donjon (tower) of Nagoya Castle.” width=”660″ height=”990″>

The 660 wide file is available on the site. https://www.gojapango.com/dev/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/picture/nagoya/nagoya_castle/IMG_0811-660×990.jpg

This is why I suspect it jumping to the next size when the matching image size is available.

Glad to hear it isn’t just my bad code or misunderstanding.

I wonder if it is looking for an image that is greater than required size (say 320), rather than equal to or greater than (looking for 321 or larger).