MariusG
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Hi @kouhkan,
If you have many attachment URLs indexed in Google, please follow this guide to get them removed as soon as possible.
Hi @sanjay,
The Search Index Purge plugin is supposed to add the attachment-sitemap.xml back, this is intentional.
The plugin does 2 things:
- re-enables the attachment sitemap, so Google will crawl all of the attachment pages URLs again
- sets a 410 status code for each attachment page (which may show as 404 on WordPress, but the HTTP status should be 410). This is done to get the attachment pages removed from Google’s index as soon as possible.
At the moment, your /attachment-sitemap.xml and /sitemap_index.xml URLs are redirecting to /sitemap.xml, which is a blank page. Is this on purpose?
We recommend removing the redirects mentioned above, so that we can check the /attachment-sitemap.xml and let you know if it’s working as expected or if there are any issues.
Hey,
Sorry about the troubles, we have just confirmed this bug on our side and submitted this issue to our development team. They will investigate it and provide a fix as soon as possible.
Hey @simoptim,
Please let us know if you are also using the latest version too, so that we may try to replicate this issue on our side.
In addition, please check if the issue persists when only Divi and Yoast SEO are active.
@toto1988, please create a new issue as the problem is related to a different plugin in your case. Additionally, please check if increasing the maximum memory limit fixes this issue, as it’s a common reason for the editor not to load.
Hi @feedough,
Can you confirm that you are using Yoast SEO 7.8? If not, please update and check if the issue persists.If it does, please send us a copy of the page at SEO → Social → Facebook, so that we may further investigate this issue.We are looking forward to hearing from you.Later edit: on further investigation, I was able to replicate this bug. We’re sorry for the troubles. I have opened a new issue on GitHub here and sent it to our development team. They will investigate it and release a fix as soon as possible.
Hi @bigbritches,
Yes, Yoast SEO adds all of the Open Graph tags too, the issue is not related to using the free version.
Your robots.txt file seems to be the issue, as you are blocking all bots from crawling your website, which would explain why Facebook isn’t able to detect those tags. Check if the issue persist if you change the robots.txt file to:
User-agent: * Disallow:We are looking forward to your reply.
- This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by MariusG.
Hi @mattykatel,
Have you fixed this issue in the meantime? We have inspected your page using Google’s Structured Data Testing Tool, the breadcrumbs scheema seems correct and complete (it has 3 items, as it should).
We are looking forward to hearing from you.
Hi @rodelika,
Please send us a copy of the title template which you have set in SEO → Search Appearance → Content Types → Forums, so that we may understand if that’s what causing this issue or not.
Additionally, you can change the title of a forum through the snippet editor, just like you’d do for posts and pages.
We are looking forward to hearing from you.
Please send us some of the URLs where you are getting this warning, so that we may investigate it. The old category pages (/category/category-name/) should redirect to the neww URLs (/category-name/), so duplicate titles and meta descriptions shouldn’t be an issue if the redirect is working.
We are looking forward to hearing from you.
Hi @mulkitpin,
Please send us a screenshot of Social → Social → Facebook page. We are interested in comparing the values you have set there for the frontpage to the ones we can found in the source of the homepage.
We are looking forward to hearing from you.
Have you contacted the developers of the theme too? We ask as Yoast SEO is a free plugin, meaning they could try to replicate this issue.
Unfortunately, we do not have access to the Monolit theme, thus we can’t yet confirm if there are any incompatibility issues between Yoast SEO and this theme. We are not aware of any issues with the Redux Framework.
Unfortunately, without further information, we couldn’t say for sure what caused this issue. A 403 warning message is pretty generic, it doesn’t tell what triggered it. Should you decide to try Yoast SEO again, it would be best to do it on a staging environment, so that you won’t affect your live website.
Hi @cezars,
Where are you getting these errors? In Google Search Console? If so, please send us a screenshot or a copy of some of the URLs, so that we may better understand and provide you with a solution.
Additionally, if these URLs are media attachment pages and got indexed, then please follow this guide on howw to get them removed as soon as possible.
We are looking forward to hearing from you.
Hi @bobbyax,
We have inspected this article and noticed that Yoast SEO is correctly generating the article author tag:
<meta property="article:author" content="https://www.facebook.com/filippo.moretti.1042" />However, when inspecting that Facebook profile, we couldn’t find any Follow buttons, which would explain the issue you are experiencing: https://i.imgur.com/3ZQKqj8.png
There should be a follow button, as in this image: https://i.imgur.com/2G4uQHp.png
Make sure your authors allow having followers, as this is a requirement for what you are trying to achieve.
