Thank you for your answer. It helped me to solve the problem. On a fresh setup, with no plugin, everything was OK, but the default theme was twenty twenty-five. I used this theme on my website and the problem was solved, even when I came back to Blocksy.
Thank you very much. Finally, I understood that the line break in “description” was the cause. Even if it was not the case before the update, I think. Thanks to you, I can go on. Best regards Catherine
Thank you for your answer. As you can on the image test-code, the code has been validated by schema.org. Nevertheless, when I test the page itself, the schema “Article” does’nt appear. And if you check the code of the page, it does’nt appear either.
The problem seems to be solved after I saved several times the post. Though, Google Analytics registered two different url on the 8th of July
/pourquoi-es-tu-restee-christine-payot/
/pourquoi-es-tu-restee -christine-payot/
Only one on the 9th of July
Because I had no problem with my latest post, I assume that the issue came from the question mark.
Therefore I will pay attention next time I will need a question mark.
Thank you for your help.
Regards
Catherine
H1 for this post : Pourquoi es-tu restée ? — Christine Payot
When I opened the post, the slug was : pourquoi-es-tu-restee –christine-payot
Then I realized that I’ve got two different slugs (when I reopened or saved)
pourquoi-es-tu-restee—christine-payot
and at last :
pourquoi-es-tu-restee–christine-payot
The problem is almost solved.
The url is : https://dequoilire.com/pourquoi-es-tu-restee-christine-payot/
(without % or figures)
Nevertheless the previous url : https://dequoilire.com/pourquoi-es-tu-restee%e2%80%89-christine-payot/
can still be used.
Therefore I’ve two different url for one post.
If you want to know anything else, please let me know
Regards
Catherine
