This took the index some more time, but after around six weeks, the blocked images are no longer displayed as search results. I am not sure if this will help for future uploads for photos of the same people with different filenames, but I had added strings with placeholders like these: User-Agent: Googlebot-Image Disallow: /wp-content/uploads/*adam*smith*.jpg … Read more
Change base URL of Yoast Sitemap [closed]
How to ensure that a landing page created with WordPress does not enter the sitemap?
Getting error when trying to implement site-wide breadcrumbs in Twentytwentyone Theme [closed]
Way to change the Yoast Schema depending on post type? [closed]
Overwrite YoastSEO meta-tags with another page’s [closed]
I don’t think adding <span itemprop> to the <title> is a good idea… If you can not use any existing tags like <h1> for that, you may consider adding meta tag: <meta itemprop=”name” content=”Company Name”>. You can add this using wp_head, but keep in mind it should be within itemscope. If you really going after … Read more
It’s actually not an issue at all, it works just like it’s supposed to, be sure to submit the index sitemap though, not the individual ones, so submit sitemap_index.xml. See this screenshot for reference to show that it works:
I browsed through all the versions available here http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/wordpress-seo/tags/ and nowhere is there any “I” modifier. The “I” modifier is obviously invalid, thus the error. Updating the plugin will most certainly solve the issue. Or at least, if updates are not possible, edit line 476 of /wp-content/plugins/wordpress-seo/admin/linkdex/linkdex.php and turn $keywordCount = preg_match_all(“https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”.$job[“keyword”].”/msIU”, $body, $res); or … Read more
wp_title() is filterable so there could be another plugin or most likely your theme already adding a filter. Have tried checking the force rewrite in the plugin options? If that doesn’t work you need to hunt down what else is adding the filter and remove it. If it’s your theme look in functions.php for add_filter(‘wp_title’, … Read more