Pcosta88

I swear I looked in Github first but didn’t find it. You can close this. I see it’s been mentioned is on your roadmap here https://github.com/ahmedkaludi/easy-table-of-contents/issues/912.

Hi Maybellyne,

So when I ran https://fionafoodie.com/password-protected-post-and-breadcrumbs/ through Rich Results testing tool, it showed that Google could crawl it. It might have timed out on your end.

See https://pasteboard.co/U7HT4gfmXJ1i.png

Can you try this again?

Whether or not Google is smart to realize it shouldn’t index it, is a different question but Google seems to be able to crawl it.

@swissspidy

Thanks! I made the image be 1200 x 800 and while I’m not sure it solved the problem as when I inspect it, the warning still appears: https://ibb.co/dDF1R7f.

However, if I live test it, it goes away: https://ibb.co/NT8PmwP.

Either way you can close this out on your end as if it comes back as failed, the next step is the Google support forums.

@michaeltarongoy

I looked and the only thing missing is the vender prefix file and the autoload.php. I’m not sure these do or if they’re even relevant?

For example, the lack of these files doesn’t seem to explain why I need to re-save the patterns before they can work. I would expect that if the files were important that re-saving wouldn’t fix the issue.

Also, I downgraded to v6.5.5 of WordPress Core and the issue resolves.

There seems to be bug probably related to this: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/wp-6-6-hangs-on-synced-pattern/.

Let me know your thoughts or if there’s any additional actions you might recommend I take.

Thank you!

Hey Maybellyne,

Branding primarly. Sometimes folks inadvertingly share a URL (either automatically or manually) that’s been deleted.

Facebook for example, will then try to grab an image off of the 404 page and usually selects some goofy one in the footer.

It would just look better in those instances if the branding of the site via a logo would appear.

Also consistency. You show the site title why not also show the other basic opengraph data like an image.

Hope that helps!

For anyone else, coming across this. I used this code and it seemed to work. Though depending on someone’s theme you may need modifications.

function my_custom_og_image_tag(
) { if ( is_404() ) { echo
'<meta property="og:image" content="UR_IMAGE_URL_HERE" class="yoast-seo-meta-tag"/> 
<meta property="og:image:width" content="1200" class="yoast-seo-meta-tag" /> 
<meta property="og:image:height" content="630" class="yoast-seo-meta-tag" />'; } } add_action( 'wp_head', 'my_custom_og_image_tag' );