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Grzegorz, message me if you want the code (for ACF Pro) as it works without activation. The license is only to get updates, so once you have code you can use the version you have on any site.

Yes I’m also seeing that validation error. Not sure if Ninja is using rel somehow but they seem to increment it for each field produced. We might be stuck with it for now?

I didn’t notice the tags at first, okay well for a tag page like this http://tafkaga.com/tag/takashi-shimura/ you’d want to have maybe 4-5 posts using that tag. So look at that over time as you grow the content base, how many of your tags are really getting used across multiple posts. That goes back to focus around a topic, it’s better to have a few posts with common tags than lots of tags with only 1 post.

The title of the post is usually shown as an H1 tag. In your theme it seems to be an H3 tag in the header. I’d want to edit the post template to put an H1 tag in there. Generally the post title should be in an H1, then your headers are all H2 and if you have subheaders those are H3.

On a post like this: http://tafkaga.com/drama-movies/ikiru-1952/ you should have headers above each block of text. That’s not only important for SEO it’s how people read, they don’t read the body text most of the time. They scan headers, reading the body text if the header is interesting. No headers means no readers, no SEO, nothing.

Let’s suppose the keyword for that post is “Kanji Watanabe”. Here is an example of adding some headers to that post with the keyword:

Kanji Watanabe Finds Out He Has Six Months to Live
After finding out he has only six months left to live, bureaucrat Kanji Watanabe (Takashi Shimura) takes an introspective look at his wasted life and sets out to discover the best way to spend his remaining time. Here, director Akira Kurosawa reminds us that life is brief, and that today will never come again.

Kanji Watanabe as a Man to Pity
In the opening sequence, we are introduced to Kanji Watanabe, an ordinary bureaucrat, who for 30 years has meandered through the day to day routine of ineffectual busyness, never reaching or even imagining beyond the humdrum of his uninspired existence. We feel pity for this man, even contempt, until the more discerning of us recognize that we are all Kanji Watanabe, at least in the beginning of the film. From there, Watanabe begins to set himself apart from us, as he is fortunate enough to experience that ultimate collision that awakens him from his self-induced slumber and drives him out of his mediocrity to find purpose and embrace life.

The Profound Transformation of Kanji Watanabe
The profoundness of this film becomes apparent in the polarizing effect that Watanabe’s metamorphosis has on the people around him. Not satisfied that a man can simply make up his mind to transcend mediocrity and aspire to more, they seek a reasonable explanation for his behavior. Once they have invented that explanation, they are more easily able to discredit it and go back to feeling safe and comfortable in their insignificance. This is why the narrator presents Watanabe to us as a hero, not because he decides to make his remaining days count for something, but because he is leading the way for all of us, especially those of us who still have an entire lifetime ahead of us to waste.

I can confirm fix above from ricardo_s works as it gets around the check for the legacy forums.

I’d sure like to see this plugin brought back to working order and for development to continue. If it needs funding or contributions from developers let’s get on it! Otherwise we’re just letting all the premium learning system win without a fight, and I for one think having a true open source option that is comparable is worth fighting for.

Julian, have you considered hiring a developer with WooCommerce experience to help? That’s essentially what “premium support” is, and there are thousands of developers (probably over 100,000 actually) with WooCommerce experience in the world.

I used to develop f/t and sometimes ran into situations where I wished I could quickly get paid support rather than waiting. It’s almost a little odd that doesn’t exist as a service.