Just delete file robots.txt. WordPress is generating virtual robots.txt file, and Yoast SEO plugin (and other plugins too) allows you to customize it. But, if you have an actual robots.txt file, it will prevent virtual one to work.
Sorted out myself: JSON file indeed was the issue I went back to Google Developer Console and choose to create Credentials again it then gave me an option of OAuth client Id and later an option to add origin and redirect urls which sorted the issue.
This is not a WordPress question, but since I’ve dealt with this before here’s a quick answer. Ensure that your site or application follows the guidelines above, then you can request a review in the Security Issues report. Source: Malware and unwanted software
WordPress doesn’t use externally hosted jQuery. In fact, as far as I’m aware, WordPress core does not register any externally hosted scripts. WordPress bundles its own version of jQuery, and you can enqueue the bundled version by just enqueueing the handle jquery: wp_enqueue_script( ‘jquery’ ); Or by specifying ‘jquery’ as a dependency: wp_enqueue_script( ‘my-script’, ‘/path/to/my-script.js’, … Read more
In Autoptimize, in the Javascript Options, there’s a field to ‘Exclude scripts from Autoptimize’, you will add a script to the field. You will need to add a comma to the last script already in the field then add this after: /recaptcha/api.js Hopefully, this helps. Best, Carm
You have a couple of options – Install a plugin that adds GTM for you. This makes it very easy, but it does add another plugin to the site. Site Kit supposedly slows down a site more than you would expect. Make a copy of header.php and put it in your child theme folder. Now … Read more
There are two possible solutions depending on what kind of relationship you expect to have with the people that use the plugin. Instruct them how to create an app and which URLs to use to be compatibe with what you expect in the plugin, have a setting page at the wordpress admin in which they … Read more
I looked at the source code of the site and found this: <meta name=”robots” content=”noodp,noydir,noarchive,nosnippet”/> Apparently noarchive tells Google to not cache the page. Check out Google Webmaster Tools documentation/guidelines for “Meta tags” for more info on what each value does. PS: If you are unaware, nosnippet should also be removed as it “prevents a … Read more
You can manually uninstall plugins by removing the plugin folder in /wp-content/plugins and if need be drop the tables involved in phpmyadmin. Steps to add Google Analytics to your wordpress sites: Go to Appearance, Editor. Choose header.php Paste the GA code above the tag Save the header.php
You are missing the ‘echo’ userfullName = <?php $current_user->display_name;?> should be var userfullName = “<?php echo $current_user->display_name;?>” AND notice that I put quotes around that too. BUT!!!! You should really look at using wp_localize_script for declaring javascript variables. Example: add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘fobu_front_scripts’); function fobu_front_scripts() { global $blog_id; $params = array( ‘site_url’ => site_url(), ‘blog_id’ => $blog_id … Read more