Shivam Pandey

Leo, after applying this css code the social media follow widget caption text is center aligned, but in desktop, the social media follow widget looks good, but in mobile, the social media follow widget is not showing properly. you see the image below and please help me to fix the problem.

Leo, the below CSS is working perfectly but the 2 horizontal lines are also showing on the homepage. I want these 2 horizontal lines only on the post and not on the homepage so please help me to fix this problem.

.entry-meta {
    border-top: 1px solid #000;
    border-bottom: 1px solid #000;
    padding: 22px 0;
}

Leo, Can you share the screenshot where you see the updated date in the HTML markup and According to you, you suggest using the custom function to show the last updated date to blog readers or Google too and it is true that if I show the last updated date with CSS. it only shows the last updated date to the readers.

Leo, I am not so technical so I am sharing the blog post link, please check it and tell me what px padding to use in css code.

Post: bloggingguidance.com/best-blogging-niches

After adding this CSS code 2 horizontal lines with post metadata are showing, but the height between these 2 horizontal lines is very less.

I want the height between these 2 horizontal lines similar to the screenshot below. Please help me to fix this problem.

Hi Leo,
You have not understood the problem properly.

Please see the image below.

I want to know how I can show my post metadata (date, time and author) in the middle of two horizontal lines.
I want to show these 2 horizontal lines with post metadata.

Perfect! Thank you, David! ??

Everything is working perfectly now!

Thanks again for your awesome support!

Hi Leo and Team,

I changed the size of the default Body Font from 17px to 19px and also changed the default Line Height from 1.5 to 1.7. Please see the image below, Is everything okay according to “Google Mobile Friendly” guidelines?

Thanks for Your Help.

Hi David,

It works like a charm!! ??

The default line height was set to 1.2 em and I changed it to 1.4 em. Please see the image below, is everything set properly?

I want to show Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Linkedin social meta in structured data (schema).

@ahmedkaludi I`m waiting for your reply?

Hello Rank Math Team, You are not understanding this issue properly. I contacted AMP for WP plugin developer Ahmed Kaludi and He told me that the issue is not from AMP for WP as the schema you are using from the Rank Math. if you are using our schema then it would be easy to fix this issue ASAP. I think AMP for WP has its own schema and Rank Math has added its own schema. Do both schemas cause this problem? so please help me to fix this issue.

Hello Ahmed Kaludi,
Hope you′re doing well ??

Please see the below images.

Ok, I understand that multiple social meta options are not required anymore for Knowledge Graph by Google & Bing. But Google is still showing Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, Twitter, Instagram profiles in the Knowledge Graph. You can see the images below:

If Rank Math has only needed options like Facebook and Twitter, So why doesn’t it add Facebook page URL in the website’s structured data? Only Twitter is defined in the structured data or website’s source code. I’m not talking about OpenGraph Meta, I’m talking about Social Meta in structured data (Schema) for Knowledge Graph. I think this is your plugin bug so please fix it immediately because Facebook is an important platform for any business.

David, I removed the margin-left: -30px; property from the CSS and I got my desired result, so is the below CSS is okay?

.rank-math-breadcrumb p {
    padding: 10px 10px 10px 35px;
    background: #fafafa;
    color: #5f5f5f;
    font-size: 14px;
    box-shadow: rgba(23, 43, 99, .14) 0 7px 28px !important;
}

Could you please check this?