whiteweazel21

As per instruction manual, disabling the plugin should restore original images, but disabling the plugin does nothing.

I’ve cleared all WP cache plugin cache, cleared browser cache, but the images being loaded are still the heavily compressed webp images generated by this plugin. How do I restore my original images or am I stuck? I wish I had made a snapshot before using this plugin, as it seems the way it works is destructive even though author says it’s not…

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by whiteweazel21.

Ok, I figured this out.

In Titles & Meta, Post Types, set Don’t show rel=”author for Pages.

This still shows authorship on the main homepage. Thanks to “Daniel K” for the solution, http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/plugin-wordpress-seo-by-yoast-author-meta-data-on-home-page-always-displayed?replies=13

We also had this problem and I fixed it with just one single line of code!

You should edit wordpress/wp-content/plugins/wordpress-seo/frontend/class-frontend.php and change line 736 from

if ( $gplus )

to

if ( !is_front_page() && $gplus )

Authorship doesn’t show for homepage. So now my publisher/google+ business page shows for home page & pages. Blog page & posts show correct authorship to my google+ page.

If this helped, please follow me on google+ : )
http://plus.google.com/101611513679237992358

Hi Joost, thank you so much for writing back!

1. Links to pages where image indexation is a concern:
http://www.bookboxshop.com/products/

If you look at the sitemap for this page:
http://www.bookboxshop.com/product-sitemap.xml

Under the url “http://www.bookboxshop.com/products/” I have 30 thumbnails displayed, but 0 of them are registered as images.

1.b http://www.bookboxshop.com/product/chat-noir/
The detail page for one of the 30 thumbnails. Looking at the sitemap, it does show that one image is registered in the sitemap index. However, it is using the “feature image” that I am using to output the thumbnails, and the “feature image” does not show exactly show on that page. I think this occurs because of the “Multiple Post Thumbnails” plugin I am using, that allows me to use two separate featured images.

For instance, looking at the sitemap entry in the xml for chat noir:

<url>
		<loc>http://www.bookboxshop.com/product/chat-noir/</loc>
		<lastmod>2012-06-13T08:48:18+00:00</lastmod>
		<changefreq>weekly</changefreq>
		<priority>0.6</priority>
		<image:image>
			<image:loc>http://www.bookboxshop.com/images/Chat-Noir-BK-58.png</image:loc>
			<image:title>Chat Noir Book Box</image:title>
			<image:caption>Chat Noir Book Box Thumbnail</image:caption>
		</image:image>
	</url>

It is showing the image on the detail page as “http://www.bookboxshop.com/images/Chat-Noir-BK-58.png” whereas it should be “http://www.bookboxshop.com/images/Chat-Noir-Book-Box-Detail.png”.

Do you have a suggestion how to correct these issues, or any tips on how I could supplement the existing sitemap file? If I disable the “products” post type, could I then write a xml for these images by hand? And if so, how would I be able to keep the hierarchical format in search results?

Thank you and sorry for the long read!

Well what I ended up doing is unchecking “add images to sitemap” to avoid a possible conflict, and downloaded “Google XML Sitemap for Images” plugin. It generated a image sitemap with a different sitemap address, “sitemap-image.xml”.

It actually works, and picks up the images in my posts. Assuming no conflicts or problems occur, this is a viable solution for anyone else with a similar problem. I hope Yoast’s plugin incorporates this function in a working manner for all users in the future. I understand the plugin is new and is in development, so I look forwards to using one plugin for sitemaps in the future!

Is the <img> tag not being used correctly as per the example above? Could anyone illustrate the correct method?

Thanks!

So is nobody else experiencing this problem with their gallery on an iProduct device? Or simply do not care for mobile users?

If it is only me, then perhaps I should be looking in my nextgen css trying to disable every border? I am new to web development and wordpress so forgive me for my noobness!

Any ideas? Would min-height even be the correct way to approach this?