Did you know that WordPress creates thumbnails automatically? All images must be sharpened after resizing? And WordPress does NOT sharpen resized images?
I’ve written a simple Step-by-step Guide for WooCommerce and WPSSO that explains common Schema validation warnings, and offers a quick and easy solution.
Google’s testing tool can report a “Missing Product ID” warning for WooCommerce products. Learn how to fix this issue with WPSSO and WooCommerce attribute(s).
Most social and SEO plugins use the full size image URL for social / SEO meta tags and Schema markup. This can be problematic for several reasons…
WPSSO Core Pro and the WPSSO JSON Pro add-on provide complete Schema markup (aka Google’s Product Rich Card) for WooCommerce products, including all variations and extensive product information (size, weight, sale prices / dates, color, condition, etc.) – far beyond the basic Schema markup provided by the WooCommerce plugin itself. WPSSO Core Pro can also […]
The WPBakery (Visual Composer) changeHandler function uses the “vc.accordion” data attribute without first checking for it’s existence. Any plugin or theme using a jQuery show / hide event trigger (for example) will trip this bug, and the post editing page will fail to load properly. I’ve posted the bug report to the Visual Composer channel […]
Why your social and SEO plugin should check for minimum and maximum image resolution, aspect ratio, maximum image file size, and duplicate meta tags.
Last month Yoast added a feature to their Yoast SEO plugin to allow redirecting attachment pages to the media itself — here’s why you may not want to do that. ;-)
Have you defined a featured image for a parent and wished its children used the same featured image automatically?
The WPSSO REST API (aka WPSSO REST) add-on includes a new head element in the WordPress REST API query result.