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Hi @mazedulislamkhan – as mentioned above, I have a “Visual Composer” option in my wpadmin menu and looking at the About page within this section, it’s this (version 5.1.1): https://vc.wpbakery.com/.

I originally had the alt attribute values added to the image in my media library, but I then also added them to the images directly on the post as I realised the values added to the media library may have been added after the images were included in the post, as per my original post:

“I have made sure that this is set explicitly on the instances of the images included in the post, and not just in the Media Library (where they may have been added after the images were inserted into the post)”

Thanks for the link to the issue regarding ampersands and apostrophes in Focus Keywords, that seems to be my issue, so I’ll look to remove this character from my focus keywords accordingly and monitor the GitHub project for a fix in the future.

I’ve only had a couple, both yesterday:

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The site doesn’t have loads of traffic right now (only launched this week and had a few hundred visitors and a couple tousand page views so far), but I just wanted to nip it in the bud if there was a problem…

Hi @macmanx, thanks for replying.

My understanding was that the root of the website (i.e. the public_html folder on my website which contains my .htaccess file and wp-load.php etc) was the right directory? If not, can you tell what what the right directory is, or how I can establish this for myself on my site/hosting?

I had already created a Site Icon (favicon) as per the instructions in your provided link, but still get these 404s, so that is not the solution I’m afraid.

Firstly, thanks for the Rickroll in the second screenshot, lol!

The focus keyword is “Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa” – is the fact that this contains an apostrophe and/or and ampersand potentially part of the issue? I have checked, double checked and triple checked that the focus keyword appears exactly in the alt attribute (I even copied and pasted it there to make sure), so I can’t think of anything other than the non-alphanumeric characters which could be the issue?

Re-saving/updating the post does not resolve the issue and it is only happening on this post so far (I’m still working through all of the published posts to work on their SEO).