queso

(As mentioned) I understand and support the monetization, just would prefer the charging be for all the “advanced” features and not have core/basic functions removed.

Free add-on SOON: So, yes, the original (working) functionality was removed (breaking people’s sites) and will be restored in the future, but currently, no solution is available aside from downgrading the plugin or reverting/modifying several parts of the site 🙂

My suggestion/point was more that I would have kept it in until the separate plugin/module was available… (or at least included a work-around such as just free texting the font name into a box (even if it had to match verbatim).

Not judging YOU, just saying I’m disappointed that it wasn’t much clearer that a function that is crucial for (some?) users was no longer in the update and they may want to hold off until the future version is removed.

Not everyone reads to full changelogs on every plugin. I’m one of the few that actually does (at least skim them) and somehow missed this.

I’ve have publicly thanked you before (multiple times) for your hard work and continue to commend you on the good work on this (and the CAOS) plugins. 🙂

• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by queso.

and actually the 404 monitor is reporting false information too…. starting a separate issue for that…

Sorry not Hebrew but definitely excessive. So the easiest tool I’ve found for this is
https://fontdrop.info/ Just drag it there and you can see all the glyphs. All 230 of them… 26 letters in the US english alphabet + the caps variations, 0-9 and the few punctuation symbols… Realistically there should be less than 100 glyphs if my quick math is remotely accurate.

Now if you want to see how big an impact it can make in the real world, take a look at these 4 files: https://imagez.strangled.net/fonts.zip

1) on my site I’m using just the letters Mentoring in Caveat font. It’s not being used anywhere else on the site literally just used a few different places on the front page (above the fold too and it’s such a stylized font that using =swap is HIGHLY noticeable.

2) I did a quick and dirty subset of Assistant using the official Google route to just “US” english letters plus common punctuation and symbols (and included the file as pulled by OMGF through the heroku api. I missed a few of symbols but if you drag these to one of these tools above or below you can see its pretty darn close…

Let me know what you think 🙂

Bonus: Here’s a few additional sites that you may find helpful:
http://torinak.com/font/lsfont.html
https://www.fontsquirrel.com/tools/webfont-generator (not sure if you can see the individual glyphs but if you click expert and drag the font it will show you the same 230 # as the others.)
https://everythingfonts.com/ttfdump <– not visual but will dump literally all the codes and mapping tables out of a font file.
https://fontforge.org/en-US/downloads/ <— a full featured font editor

Yep… it worked… Final code below for anyone else wanting to do this…

add_filter( ‘rank_math/snippet/rich_snippet_article_entity’, function( $data ) {
	$data[‘dateModified’] = $data[‘datePublished’];
	return $data;
}, 50, 1 );

add_filter( "rank_math/opengraph/facebook/article_modified_time", function( $content ) {
	global $post;
	return mysql2date( DATE_W3C, $post->post_date, false );
});

add_filter( "rank_math/opengraph/facebook/og_updated_time", function( $content ) {
	global $post;
	return mysql2date( DATE_W3C, $post->post_date, false );
});

Yes I spent hours trying to figure out the first one using samples from the page. For us non PHP people it would definitely help not just to have the framework/shell of the function but some actual samples of a complete one. Would probably help lessen your support ticket load 🙂

But anyway, I tried both codes and neither seems to be working… I tried updating the post and it just updated with the current time for both of them…

Also threw in echo "<pre>"; print_r($post); exit; and with $content and neither page and no variable output…

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by queso.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by queso.

That’s interesting. If you look in the source on that page the meta tag isn’t there either…

I see the difference though…

While your test site doesn’t have the meta tag either… it does have
<span class=”screen-reader-text”>Posted by</span><span class=”author vcard”>Amanda Barden</span></span>

Per recommendations being a single author blog, I disabled the author archive. I’m guessing that the vcard class isn’t what’s triggering it and I also have the word Author in the class tag around my name on the post so it has to be using the actual author archive link tag to trigger. (my theme has the surrounding class as “post-author” so I assume if your test page was pulling from class it would have found mine too.

Also if you look on the post-inspector and click on her name (on the left) you’ll see no backup authors were considered. So it seems like it still really wants the meta tag and the archive page is just a backup. Since a user’s theme could also break that archive link, it seems like the safest route is to just always use that meta tag so LinkedIn doesn’t have to rely on a backup method.

And at minimum the tag should be inserted for users who disable the author archive.

I’m fortunate enough to be comfortable editing the .php but have you also considered just a few generic boxes in the settings that would allow the user to set any meta tag? (I think LinkedIn is a big enough site it would deserve a formal fix, but it may prevent some headaches for you in the future.

I think part of the “visual” problem is that it actually seems to look MUCH better when the window is slightly smaller (~680px’ish) but when in a maximized 1920×1080 window there is a ton of empty real estate to the right.

Hope this works, never tried it before… If so, sorry about the messyness. The colors don’t mean anything just used a few so you could see through the crossed lines. But if you basically:
1) moved all the “descriptive” stuff to the top row (handle, source, file size, child of ___, etc.)
2) put all the settings on the second row (and probably give that HEAD/BODY a matching white box)
3) kept that same short third row for notes

Well sorry can’t figure out how to get it to embed (thought I read somewhere that imgur ones could be embeded… on well if you can take a look at this picture… I tried to quickly sketch out what I was thinking… http://imgur.com/RO6yLMs

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by queso.