I am using IDXBroker account and AgentEvolution Equity theme for http://www.accessrealtytampa.com . There is no map displayed on any of the saved links page. I tried to clear the cache and check the wrapper settings and script is also present in the section.
Here is the saved link
Please let me know if I am missing out something.
Often the issue is CSS taking down the container size to zero, but without the saved link the link I can't be sure.
I see a link to the site, but which saved link is not showing a map?
Have you mailed into developer support?
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I have followed the tutorial on this website https://www.wp-tweaks.com/display-a-single-cell-from-google-sheets-wordpress/ which allows to dynamically display values from a Google spreadsheet on a WordPress page using a simple shortcode:
[get_sheet_value location="Cell Location"]
This solution worked seamlessly until a single page contained hundreds of those shortcodes (I basically need the whole content of the page to be editable via the spreadsheet). I started getting 100% Errors by API method (based on the Google Metrics) and the content was not displayed properly anymore. I realize that sending hundreds of read requests after each page load is not ideal and will inevitably affect the load performance and that Google imposes quota limits too. Is there a way to bypass this issue? For example by pulling the values from the Google spreadsheet only once a day. Unfortunately, I don't have much coding experience but I'm open to all solutions.
Thanks in advance!
You could publish the sheet to the web and embed it to your website:
In your sheet, go to File > Publish to the web
In the window that appears, click Embed.
Click Publish.
Copy the code in the text box and paste it into your site.
To show or hide parts of the spreadsheet, edit the HTML on your site.
It would look like this (click on Run code snippet):
<iframe src="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vR3UbHTtAkR8TGNtXU3o4hzkVVhSwhnckMp7tQVCl1Fds3AnU5WoUJZxTfJBZgcpBP0VqTJ9n_ptk6J/pubhtml?gid=1223818634&single=true&widget=true&headers=false"></iframe>
You could try reading the entire spreadsheet as a JSON file and parse it within your code.
https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/cjn-google-sheets-as-json-endpoint/
I use wordpress.org and bluehost. My site url is http://www.midnightmassmusic.com , and everytime I share an article either through text message, or onto fb, it doesn't display an image. I used facebook debugger and it keeps say there's no og description, and it's an invalid content type. How do I fix this? I even added facebook and google to hotlink protection, wondering if that was causing it. It didn't help. I use Yoast, didn't help. Is it possibly my image optimizer (Ewww) plugin interfering? Or are my image files not formatted correctly? Bluehost won't help me because they claim it's Facebook's problem..but it's not. The same error is occuring when sharing through text.
First of all, there is no og:decription tag in your source, so Facebook is right about that. That being said, your og:image is not accessible in public. I get a 403 error when i try to load it in the browser: https://midnightmassmusic.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/20181230_1552042-1-e1547951786467.jpg
Btw, your image size would be 600x800, which is not an appropriate aspect ratio for og images. You should use 1200x630 according to the docs.
I have my blog (wordpress) web site hosted at bluehost.com. A few months ago I decided to enable Cloudflare (through CPanel).
It's all working well (and I am seeing better overall performance etc) BUT I have a small issue I am dealing with.
I posted this blog some 10 days ago: http://it20.info/2016/01/why-docker-containers-and-docker-oss-docker-inc/
A few days later I had to change picture #2 (of 3) to tweak it a bit. The old picture says "Unikernel" in the red rectangle and the new picture (I uploaded) says "Unikernel/vm".
Note that inside the blog post I make an external reference to the picture (in the html code):
http://www.it20.info/misc/pictures/WhyDocker-ContainersAndDockerOSS-DockerInc2.jpg
If you point STRAIGHT to the picture you will see the new version (so I know I have updated it properly).
However the blog post still shows the old picture (as if Cloudflare is caching it indefinitely).
If in the blog post I right click on the image and do a "view image" (Firefox) it points to: http://i0.wp.com/www.it20.info/misc/pictures/WhyDocker-ContainersAndDockerOSS-DockerInc2.jpg?resize=640%2C392
(which shows the OLD image).
Funny enough if I remove the "?resize=640%2C392" it shows the proper picture.
I am trying to figure out a proper procedure to 1) write a blog post that refers to pictures as external links 2) possibly update said picture via an FTP upload and 3) have Cloudflare render the updated picture.
Thanks.
The root of your problem could be that query string after the image URL:
?resize=640%2C392
In CloudFlare, go to the caching settings and check if your current caching level is standard. If yes try changing to either no query string or ignore query string.
As far as a proper proceedure for future posts where images could change, as an alternative to purging all your site files in CloudFlare, or selectively purging just the image file in question, woudl it be feasible for you to simply change the name of the updated image file, or keep the same name but upload it to a different directory? And of course update the image src in your HTML as well.
Good luck
I am trying to add some Google Analytics related code (addition to the standard code) on every product page. I tried adding it to the bottom of the "product.liquid" file but it doesn't seem to pull through to the live site. Could it be to do with some special Shopify security function that stops unusual looking javascript from being used?
Kind regards,
Benet Hitchcock.
Yes you can do this through your app. You need to take read|write_theme scope at the time of installation of you app now go to theme setting->temeplate editor
Open themes.liquid file and paste your code there
Then its appears on all page
I want to update the thumbnail image that Facebook send button uses. I realize that this is cached by Facebook and am trying to update the cache using the debugger tool
I tried using http://domain.com/path_to_image.jpg?fbrefresh=CAN_BE_ANYTHING on the debugger tool
However, the old image is still displayed. It appears that the image is being stored at https://fbexternal-a.akamaihd.net/safe_image.php?id=path_to_image/image.jpg
Any ways to clear the cache since fbrefresh=CAN_BE_ANYTHING is not working or am i typing in the wrong url ?
I have also tried adding
<meta property="og:image" content="http://domain.com/new_image.jpg"/> in my header.php file (I am using Wordpress)
Any idea as to why the image is not updated / cache not cleared?
The image gets refreshed after a day by the above procedure.
Again, go to the debugger tool
Type in http://domain.com/path_to_image.jpg?fbrefresh=CAN_BE_ANYTHING
Great explanation here and clarification that you use debugger on the "FB post" URL (not just the image) and once resolved, use the "rescrape" to force updates on the thumbnail.
http://info.tmrdirect.com/bid/105994/How-To-Change-Facebook-Link-Thumbnail-and-Description
One tip: in the Debugger tool, I found it only worked if I wrote the URL using HEX for characters (but that might be because that's how my original post was formatted). e.g.: https%3A%2F%2Fwww.domain.com%2blog2%2F