Dan (a11n)
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I tried to reproduce this on a test site, and the event image displayed fine for me with Site Accelerator enabled.
There may be another plugin/theme conflicting here. If you’d like to investigate further, you could create a test site and try to reproduce the issue there, then deactivate all other plugins one by one until you find the cause of the conflict.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Jetpack - WP Security, Backup, Speed, & Growth] From WPSCAN to JetpackHi there
Sorry for the confusion. Let me try to clarify.
The WPScan API is not being retired, only the Starter and Professional plans are being deprecated.
When your plan expires, you will still be able to use the API up to 75 calls per day for free. If you need more than that, you can upgrade to the Enterprise plan.
This forum is for Jetpack support, so if you need any more help with this, please get in touch via https://wpscan.com/contact and we’ll be happy to advise further.
Thanks!
I haven’t been able to reproduce this so far. Images on https://i0.wp.com are sharing just fine on Facebook for me.
There was an issue with Facebook connections a couple of days ago, which may have been related. That was fixed yesterday.
Are you still having this issue? If so, could you share your site URL and a post/image you tried to share, so we can investigate further?
Hi there
I checked the image you linked to, and it appears dark green for me, with Jetpack enabled. Here’s a screenshot showing the colour:
Here’s the original image on your server:
And here’s the image on Jetpack’s CDN:
Both look identical to me. If you’re seeing something different, could you provide a side-by-side screenshot so we can see what you’re seeing?
I try to turn off the setting of performance >performance and speed>enable website speed up. But it shows error “error appear when turn off the website speed。 ApiError: Cookie fail check (Status 403)”. Could any one know how to resolve the problem?
A 403 error indicates a security rule on your server.
Would you ask your hosting provider to check their security logs for any blocked requests to the /wordpress/xmlrpc.php file on your site, using the
Jetpack by WordPress.comuser agent.If they only offer XML-RPC access by allowing IP addresses, then they will need to allowlist the IP addresses listed here:
* https://jetpack.com/support/how-to-allowlist-jetpack-ip/
Let us know if you continue to have trouble.
Hi @tastymouse
Can you provide any more details about this issue? I checked the page you mentioned, and after clicking on ‘Older Photos’ it shows page 2, which also appears to display only the ‘photo’ project type.
Am I missing something? Can you clarify the issue?
Hi @vintageman
Can you please explain the below
What Mehdi was saying is that there was an issue syncing content from your site to WordPress.com, but that is now resolved, so it doesn’t appear to be the cause of this issue.
Also, i was told somewhere in wordpress or even in your plugin that you can choose if to have imported rss feed published to facebook. I was told this in passing and was told there was a box to click. Not sure what the person was talking about or where this is.
That’s not a feature of Jetpack, so I’m not sure where you were told that. Do you have any more details?
As Mehdi mentioned, Publicize is set up to ignore imported posts (to avoid publicizing hundreds of posts at once when one imports lots of posts at once). It is possible that your RSS plugin is set to behave like an importer (using the
define ('WP_IMPORTING', true);constant. I’d suggest asking the plugin developers about that, and/or trying with a different RSS plugin.That’s right, there isn’t currently a way to setup a site-wide Publicize template. It’s something we have considered for a long time, but as yet it has not been implemented:
https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack/issues/261The following pages provide some examples you may be able to adapt to fit your needs:
– https://wordpress.org/support/topic/jetpack-publicize/?replies=18#post-4836869
– https://jeremy.hu/jetpack-hashtags-tweets-publicize/I noticed the screenshots you sent were from a mobile device. Can you confirm whether this issue is only happening on mobile?
From what I can see, Jetpack is correctly resizing your image to 255×491 on desktop (which should be determined by your media settings):
But when the screen width is below 520px, there is a CSS rule that is stretching the image to full width, resulting in the pixelation:
@media screen and (max-width: 520px) .entry-content img { width: 100%; }You’ll either need to remove/override that CSS rule, or ensure that your media settings are set to display your images at least 520px wide.
Hope that helps!
Hi there
I can see the Like This option, as shown in this screenshot:
Are you still having trouble? Can you try in another browser/device in case there’s a conflict somewhere?
Hi @emilioqu
We’re not aware of any general issue with sharing buttons.
Could you please post your site URL here so that we can have a look at the issue on your site?
If you want it to remain private, you can also contact us via this contact form. If you choose to reach out directly, please include a link to this thread.
Thanks!
The PHP code that Mehdi shared will do that for you. However, from the code you sent it looks like you have mixed that PHP code with some JavaScript, which won’t work.
As Mehdi suggested, you can install the Code Snippets plugin:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/code-snippets/Then add a new snippet and just paste in the following code:
add_action('init', 'woo_publicize_remove'); function woo_publicize_remove() { remove_post_type_support( 'product', 'publicize' ); }Click Save and Activate, and that should work.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Jetpack - WP Security, Backup, Speed, & Growth] QR PostHi there
On any published post/page, you can generate a QR code by clicking on the Jetpack icon at top right and then clicking ‘Get QR code’. Here’s a screenshot:
Hope that helps!
You appear to have “Speed up image load times” disabled currently. Could you enable it again and send us a link to a page on your site where we can see the issue, so we can check what is happening?
Thanks.
Hi @the5krunner
I take your point about the views of logged in users but that simply wont account for thousands of missed views.
That’s true, but the point about bots could certainly account for it. There may be certain bots that Jetpack is blocking, where Google is more lenient and counting those visits. If a lot of your traffic is from these bots, then that could account for the difference.
Are there any specific referrers you can see in your Google stats that are missing from Jetpack’s stats?
Hi @jasperchan
Yes, any admin user on the site can connect their admin account to their WordPress.com account so they can manage the site via the WooCommerce mobile app.
They can log into the site themselves to connect their account via Jetpack > Dashboard, or you can invite them using their WordPress.com account email addresses via https://wordpress.com/people/invites/
Hope that helps!