I don’t know, but it seems you have broken something with the latest update. I have a similar problem with AdSense in my site, too. You don’t accept, but many of problems are related to your theme.
Try to use more Inner Rows, and define a fixed height value for each of them. This will help.
Hi,
I have the same problem, and it is theme-specific, not site-specific. I have tried many methods, but couldn’t find a proper solution. Even with the latest update, the problem still exists.
The theme has too much inline code, and that’s the main reason.
The same issue occurs with WP-Fastest Cache. Same workaround, no permanent solution yet.
Hi again,
No need. I have done it on my own. 🙂
Thank you anyway. 🙂
Isn’t it possible to do it with custom CSS?
Here is a screenshot:
I know this about the posts, but what I am talking about is the pages. My situation is related to pages, and this is something different from the attachments linked to the post. Besides, I have already set the attachment pages as noindex. But again, this is something different.
Hi again,
I am not talking about the social icons’ color. I want to change the color of the bar under those, which is gray for now. I want it to have the same color as the General Theme Accent Color.
Here are the screenshots:
Hi again,
In which file or files should I look into?
That works, thank you!
I share one more screenshot from homepage. The components that I showed in the image are not configurable via panel, I think they are all connected to each other.
Hi,
Web site URL is https://www.teknoblog.com/. Specifically, you can check at https://www.teknoblog.com/google-grasshopper-kodlama-ogretiyor/.
Here are the screenshots. I hope this would help.
https://prnt.sc/j7oa9v
https://prnt.sc/j7oan3
Regards.
I have looked at some examples from showcase area, and I see that some web sites have managed to add “alt” information to the thumbnails. So, there is a way to do that.
You are right. That’s exactly what is seen on Google Chrome’s developer tools.
But, when I look at the source code in text format, and also fetch with Google Search Console, I see code implementation as below:
<a
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href="https://www.teknoblog.com/youtube-yeni-logo-tasarim-154325/" rel="bookmark" title="YouTube yeni logo ve tasarım ile kullanıcılarının karşısında" data-wpel-link="internal"><img
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width="537" height="360" class="entry-thumb" src="https://static2.teknoblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/youtube-koyu-tema-yeni-tasarim-300817-537x360.jpg" srcset="https://static2.teknoblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/youtube-koyu-tema-yeni-tasarim-300817-537x360.jpg 537w, https://static2.teknoblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/youtube-koyu-tema-yeni-tasarim-300817.jpg 1074w" sizes="(-webkit-min-device-pixel-ratio: 2) 1074px, (min-resolution: 192dpi) 1074px, 537px" alt="" title="YouTube yeni logo ve tasarım ile kullanıcılarının karşısında"/></div>
As you see alt=”” part is empty. That’s why crawlers see images without alt texts.
By the way, the web site is http://www.teknoblog.com.
That’s what I did. 😉
Hi Catalin,
Understood, and that’s why I have made some changes in font styles, especially. I wish you develop an alternative and effective solution for CSS customizations.
Regards,
Sabri
No problem! I share a bit of code below. I think that this code is added because of using custom fonts, but isn’t it possible to connect it to an external file. When I look at some example web sites from the showcase area, and check their source code of single posts, although they have customizations, I don’t see extra inline CSS codes like this below.