I am trying to embed a Google drive folder in a wordpress site, but I only need it to display the document title. Currently it shows both, the title and the date last modified.
I am using this code:
<iframe src="https://drive.google.com/embeddedfolderview?id=MY_FOLDERS_ID#list" style="width:100%; height:250px; border:0;"></iframe>
and as a result I get this:
Result
The thing is that the "Last modified" column hides parts of the title and I really need the full titles to be displayed.
I've been searching for something that would improve this, but I could not find any solutions.
Related
I am currently experiencing a problem with my google results. My meta description has been changed to characters I know nothing about for no reason. Normally here was the description that is on my home page, but that is suddenly gone. (see the screenshot for clarification).
I've tried a lot of things to adjust the meta description, but unfortunately I can't figure it out and this is a bad image for my company.
It concerns the website www.webrange.nl that I built with wordpress. Does anyone have any tips or maybe a way to solve this? So that the description returns to normal.
I have changed the description in the head of the website:
All-in webdevelopment
And also changed it with a seo plugin, and in the theme it self.
Description displayed on google results can be different from the meta description of your website for multiples reasons.
Google crawlers doesn't crawl websites everytime, there may be a delay of few hours to few days between your meta description modification and the moment when google update the description displayed on search results.
As we can see and your page, the meta description seems correct. It 's possible that you already fixed your problem but you'll have to wait for Google to update it on their side.
You can check google search console to force a new indexation of your page, or (re)send your xml sitemap. It can accelerate the process.
Also, keep in mind that Google can use an excerpt of your page content instead of your meta description if Google decides that the excerpt he found on your page is more relevant than your meta description, depending on keyword searched by the user. Example : You have a page talking about cars, and the user search for "engine" in google. If your meta description does not contain the word "engine" but your page content has a text containing it, there is high probability that Google display a description with an excerpt of that content instead of your meta description. It can be confusing
Outline
I have a custom type (Dexterity) called "Gallery Profile", for this type I went into the ZMI (portal_skins/custom), created a new "Page Template" and wrote a custom template for my gallery. The gallery contains a bunch of lower down images and one main image of the owner of the gallery, like a News Item view but a gallery tacked on the bottom.
The customer wants this main image to be published to Facebook when someone hits 'Share' and some more specific info in the title when published.
Work carried out
Configured a Rapido script to write the 'og:image' meta data etc HTML that is required to get this to work (the default Plone stuff only publishes the sites logo unless you're viewing one Image type).
If I go to test the HTML coming out of Rapido via direct web address it works swimmingly. (site.com/##rapido/og_share/block/og_share) - I'm on the slightly older version of Rapido hence the non-plural version of block.
The problem
If you go to my gallery page where we have applied the template, then check the HTML, all of the OG meta data is pointing to the template instead of the current page its on.
This effects queries too (if for example you're using a script to find out what images are within a folder) - it searches /my_template instead of site.com/a_folder/my_template_is_on
In the Rapido Python file I've tried things like:
context.content.absolute_url()
context.content.absolute_url_path()
context.request['URL']
context.request['VIRTUAL_URL']
context.request['ACTUAL_URL']
... and probably more as I've been at this a while.
If you're not on the custom template, it works.
To Reproduce
Create a custom template
Assign it as the default view of a folder or any type.
In your template put <div tal:replace="structure python:context.REQUEST"></div> (just to see the difference)
In your Rapido try using context.app.log() and any of the above
Refresh your templated folder while checking the logs and the output from the context.REQUEST stuff.
You will see the differences and how Rapido is having a hard time getting the URL of the page you are on even though its there.
I've always had this problem with Rapido I just tend to work around it but in this particular situation I am stumped.
So in summary
Am I being an idiot and missing something obvious?
Is this possible?
Thank you for your time.
I have a website which uses WordPress. In Google Search Results, when you search for a post, the title of the link to the post is displayed as:
Name-of-the-post | Site Title - Site address
For example, the same is on the picture below:
However, I want it to be
Name-of-the-post | Site Title
Like here:
Initially, for Site title I used the address of the website and the result was:
Name-of-the-post | Site address
However, when I added a different title for the site (from WordPress admin panel), I ended up with the text of the link as in the first picture.
I also have Yoast Seo Plugin installed, but I do not find any settings there related to Google Search results.
Is this something I can change, or is it up to Google to generate these titles?
Google replaces your title.
For it may be different reasons.
Google write about it:
If we’ve detected that a particular result has one of the above issues
with its title, we may try to generate an improved title from anchors,
on-page text, or other sources. However, sometimes even pages with
well-formulated, concise, descriptive titles will end up with
different titles in our search results to better indicate their
relevance to the query. There’s a simple reason for this: the title
tag as specified by a webmaster is limited to being static, fixed
regardless of the query. Once we know the user’s query, we can often
find alternative text from a page that better explains why that result
is relevant. Using this alternative text as a title helps the user,
and it also can help your site. Users are scanning for their query
terms or other signs of relevance in the results, and a title that is
tailored for the query can increase the chances that they will click
through.
http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=35624
Try add this meta tag to page:
<meta name="robots" content="noodp"/>
I embedded some code for a mailchimp form on a post on my wordpress blog.
I signed up to the list to test it, but the form signed me up to a different list in my mailchimp account.
It's the form in the main section on this page: http://wordfruit.com/blog/fish-and-the-blackbird/
I want the form to enable people to sign up to a list with the title 'Publications Updates'. Instead, it's signing people up to the list 'How to Write to Persuade and Sell', which is a list connected to a form in the sidebar of the site.
Mailchimp told me this: "it looks like (as you mentioned) you're embedding the correct code, but at the bottom of your website there is some script that is overriding what you're doing when you embed the form. Specifically, there is a section at the veeery bottom of your page's source code that has a reference to the "How to Write to Persuade and Sell" list. This screenshot shows the section I'm referring to: http://screencast.com/t/rbw44HzeY - What I'd suggest doing would be to go into your site's code and replacing the section in that screenshot with this ID: 827164e224.
My questions:
I can't find the file with the source code the mailchimp guy mentioned. What would likely be the name of the file?
Any idea how that code could've got there? I only added the 'How to Write to Persuade and Sell' signup form into the sidebar...
It looks like this js file is inside /blog/fish-and-the-blackbird.js or similar.
I've recently added both the JWPlayer and the GAPro addon to my site.
The tracking seemed to be working until I added the custom flashvar:
gapro.idstring=||title||
I'm not getting any event data in GA now (I am however getting visitor data to that page)
Reading their forums, I'm guessing it's because there isn't a "title" value for it to pull from. Looking at my page source code, all I see that references the video title is:
meta property='og:title' content='Taiwan Artist Shara Lin'
How do I fix this? Is the right way to do something like:
gapro.idstring=||og:title||
or do i have to manually add it to my shortcode like:
[jwplayer config="Conversioneering" title="Taiwan Artist Shara Lin" mediaid="337"]
your help is greatly appreciated!
You can resolve the issue by adding the title to the shortcode
[jwplayer config="storybridge" title="Nothing Simply title" mediaid="337"]
If you can have multiple videos on one page, each with their own title, GA will capture all of the video tracking info per video.