Devin104
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Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: Alternative to WordPressThank you James for the valuable information.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Autoptimize] New to AutoptimizeThank you.
I will subscribe in September when my JetPack Boost subscription ends.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Autoptimize] New to AutoptimizeThat is all good news.
Could you kindly provide a link to the Video you mentioned?
Thank you
Where do I go to “to open an individual support topic”
Do I still need the Ads.Txt Manager Plugin?
Thank you
Using the link you kindly provided I have placed the AdSense Code on my site in the form of a Widget.
Will this conflict with the Site Kit Code.
I am working with WP Support on why my Jet Pack Scores change so much for the better when Site Kit is deactivated.
If not using Site Kit, how do I place the AdSense code on my site?
Thank you
I have relayed the essence of our communication to WordPress and reached out to them for assistance in resolving this issue.
Doesn’t Ads.txt Manager enter the AdSense Code to my site?
2-3 times I have deactivated Site Kit.
Each time my JetPack Desktop Score has improved significantly.
Concerning is that concurrently my income from AdSense falls to mere pennies a day from a few dollars a day when Site Kit is deactivated?
Can I deactivate Site Kit without damaging my AdSense income?
I could always reactivate it momentarily to review its valuable statistics.
Thank you
Sadly, I did not receive a reply from the AdSense Support Center.
There does appear to be a problem with Site Kite and JetPack Boost.
Using Site Kit my JetPack Dashboard Score is quite poor.
If I disable Site Kit plugin my JetPack Desktop Score improves to has high as 98.
I do not know why this is but Site Kit is welcome to access my site and test this out for themselves. I just need a secure method of getting access information to SiteKite.
Is using Site Kit mandatory for placing AdSense Ads on my WordPress Site?
I am already using the ads.txt manager plugins
Thank you
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Improve Mobile ScoreThank you for the new insight.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Improve Mobile ScoreI am using this plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/secure-copy-content-protection/
I do need to protect my posts from being copied.
Is there a superior method of doing this?
I will contact the Donovan Theme Support.
Once previously I did contact them with another question but they did not reply.
As a matter of fact they have not answered any inquiry for the past year.
Thank you
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Improve Mobile ScoreThreadi: Since initiating this thread I have been able to raise my JetPack Boost score to A or 92, I have read the article at: https://developer.wordpress.org/advanced-administration/performance/optimization/ I will be contacting WordPress Support on implementing some of the recommendations therein. You write: For example, the JavaScript execution catches my eye, among other things you also have an unspeakable right-click lock via JavaScript running - this can be bypassed so easily that it hardly makes sense (and could also disrupt your loading process). The graphic on the top left of the start page is embedded in the wrong size. You could also save loading time by adjusting this. Could you kindly provide step-by-step instructions on how to fix the “right-click lock via JavaScript running” and how to “adjust the start page embedded in the wrong size?” Alin: I read the article here: https://jetpack.com/support/jetpack-boost/improving-your-site-speed-score/ I had previously implemented most of the suggested tools. In some areas I lack the knowledge to know how to follow some of the advice given: Unused third-party scripts can also increase your site’s load time. It is worth checking to see if there are unused scripts that can be removed. I do not know how to do this. Could you please instruct me on how to do this. I ran a Webpage Performance test which identifies some issues but I currently lack the knowledge to repair them: https://www.webpagetest.org/result/240528_AiDcPW_8A7/ Thank you both for your valuable assistance.Yesterday I contacted AdSense Help Center and am awaiting their reply.
I undestand that Site Kit provide providing Code for Google Services.
This does not exempt the possibility of Site Kit having an “Does not use HTTPS 1 insecure request found.”
Interestingly after my last reply yesterday I reset Site Kit and my JetPack Boost score instantly improved from 46 to 99.
I will report back once I get a further report from AdSense.
It is regretable that you would not consult with WordPress Support on this matter and confirm with them that the issue was not Site Kit’s but rather that of AdSense.
Or alternatively, WP Support may have advised you as to if/why there may be an error within the Site Kit plugin.
In any event, Tick Tock time will tell.
Thank you
Actually, it was WordPress Support that linked Site Kit to the issue at hand.
Joan at WordPresss Support wrote in part to me:
“It seems you are using Google Ads as I saw this set up on the Site Kit plugin by Google:
Did you investigate this assertion or contact WordPress Support to discuss the matter with them?
Thank you
Adam: An Ad problem may be viewed at Google Page Speed which you may view under “Best Practices”: https://pagespeed.web.dev/analysis/https-carljungdepthpsychologysite-blog/h8064cqlgj?form_factor=mobile The existence of an issue with Site Kit is confirmed by Joan at WordPress Support. WordPress Support referred me to Site Kit to repair this known issue which is endangering the security of my Site. Below you will find my correspondence with WordPress Support. You may wish to discuss this with WordPress Support as they are the “Masters of the Game” as opposed to a layperson such as myself. My "Health Report" is here: https://imgur.com/a/QwRk6qU From WordPress Support: Joan (Automattic) After taking a look at this report, I can see Google is reporting that the following URL is not using the https secure protocol: <a href=" http://jadserve.postrelease.com/suid/101787?gdpr={{gdpr}}&gdpr_consent={{gdpr_consent}}&us_privacy={{us_privacy}}&ntv_gpp_consent={{gpp}}&ntv_r=https%3A%2F%2Fs.pubmine.com%2Fmatch%3Fbidder_id%3D25%26ssp_data%3Dbf948d2b-2b05-45e6-836c-0d2f4ae80a0f%26rid%3D%26us_privacy%3D%26gdpr%3D0%26gdpr_consent%3D%26external_user_id%3D"> http://jadserve.postrelease.com/suid/101787?gdpr={{gdpr}}&gdpr_consent={{gdpr_consent}}&us_privacy={{us_privacy}}&ntv_gpp_consent={{gpp}}&ntv_r=https%3A%2F%2Fs.pubmine.com%2Fmatch%3Fbidder_id%3D25%26ssp_data%3Dbf948d2b-2b05-45e6-836c-0d2f4ae80a0f%26rid%3D%26us_privacy%3D%26gdpr%3D0%26gdpr_consent%3D%26external_user_id%3D From what I see, this URL comes from the third-party ads that are displayed on your site. I'd suggest checking which providers are using and try to turn them off for a while to see if this URL is present or not on your site. It seems you are using Google Ads as I saw this set up on the Site Kit plugin by Google: https://carljungdepthpsychologysite.blog/wp-admin/admin.php?page=googlesitekit-dashboard#monetization In this case, you'll need to reach out to Google Ads support to ask why this insecure URL is being served. Thank you, LewisForum: Plugins
In reply to: [AMP] Publisher Logo error in WordPress Health ErrorMilind:
I apologize I did not get back to you promptly.
For reasons only known by the internet cosmos your reply went to my spam folder.
Sorry.