Hi Rikard, thanks for your reply.

It actually was the error log: the file ‘debug.log’ in wp-content folder. That’s the file you mean, right? I only set up debugging in WordPress after the reply from Rankmath, so that was the reason that the log only contained one line. I don’t know how to upload the debug.log file here, but it still hasn’t many entries. I’ll paste them here:

[31-Oct-2024 21:27:32 UTC] Cron reschedule event error for hook: action_scheduler_run_queue, Error code: invalid_schedule, Error message: Event schedule does not exist., Data: {"schedule":"every_minute","args":["WP Cron"],"interval":60}
[31-Oct-2024 22:01:39 UTC] Cron reschedule event error for hook: action_scheduler_run_queue, Error code: invalid_schedule, Error message: Event schedule does not exist., Data: {"schedule":"every_minute","args":["WP Cron"],"interval":60}
[01-Nov-2024 03:53:03 UTC] Automatic updates starting...
[01-Nov-2024 03:53:04 UTC] Automatic updates complete.
[01-Nov-2024 15:34:42 UTC] Automatic updates starting...
[01-Nov-2024 15:34:43 UTC] Automatic updates complete.
[02-Nov-2024 03:41:20 UTC] Automatic updates starting...
[02-Nov-2024 03:41:21 UTC] Automatic updates complete.
[02-Nov-2024 08:20:28 UTC] Cron reschedule event error for hook: action_scheduler_run_queue, Error code: invalid_schedule, Error message: Event schedule does not exist., Data: {"schedule":"every_minute","args":["WP Cron"],"interval":60}
[02-Nov-2024 08:39:38 UTC] Cron reschedule event error for hook: action_scheduler_run_queue, Error code: invalid_schedule, Error message: Event schedule does not exist., Data: {"schedule":"every_minute","args":["WP Cron"],"interval":60}
[02-Nov-2024 15:37:22 UTC] Automatic updates starting...
[02-Nov-2024 15:37:23 UTC] Automatic updates complete.
[03-Nov-2024 03:38:07 UTC] Automatic updates starting...
[03-Nov-2024 03:38:07 UTC] Automatic updates complete.

In the meantime Rankmath replied to my problem and they solved it. Their reply:

The issue is caused by a corrupted schema on your homepage. We have gone ahead and removed it and added a new Article schema with the default settings. Perhaps the former schema article schema on the homepage was corrupted during the duplication process. We removed that schema and created a new one. Regarding the debug log error with action_scheduler_run_queue, it’s likely unrelated to the schema issue. However, if you see this error persist, we recommend checking with your hosting provider as it could be linked to WordPress scheduling tasks.

Now my homepage works flawlessly again. But in the meantime I realised something. I built my new website with the Enfold theme a few months ago. I can remember that I had this original issue before, the issue I mention in my opening post here (not being able to edit homepage and being forced to duplicate the homepage). As I think of it, I don’t think I was even using Rankmath at that time. The issue was that I suddenly couldn’t open my homepage in the backend editor anymore. All other pages I still was able to edit. The solution back then was to duplicate the homepage. That went without problems. But when the issue came up again a few days ago, I tried the same solution: duplicating the homepage. But this time I used Rankmath and it all went wrong. Perhaps it was my own mistake, because after duplicating I messed around with the slugs of the original home page and the duplicate. I may have broken something. Or maybe Rankmath has a problem with duplicating a homepage, I don’t know.

Anyway, thanks to the Rankmath support everything is well again. But my original problem, that started it all (not being able to edit homepage and being forced to duplicate the homepage) still worries me. But since everything is ok now, I can’t deal with that.

Maybe you have an idea what the cause of the original problem was? Maybe an insight if the above mentioned debug log error with action_scheduler_run_queue is related?

Hey Ismael. Sorry for my late reply. But I found out that the problem might have to do with the Rankmath plugin, although I’m not sure. The following happened:

I’ve duplicated the homepage, like you said. After that I was able to edit the duplicate, but still not the original homepage. I then changed the WordPress title ‘Home’ of my original homepage into ‘Home2’ and changed the slug into ‘home2’. After that I changed the title of the duplicate homepage ‘Home (copy)’ into ‘Home’ and changed the slug to ‘home’ and I published the page.

First I got a notification in WordPress backend from Rankmath that a slug was changed and that I could set a new redirection. I deleted my original homepage and deleted the redirection, associated with that old homepage, in Rankmath. It didn’t go smooth. I can’t recall exactly, but the notification kept coming, although I clicked it away. After that I checked the title and slug from the new homepage again and everything seemed fine.

I now CAN edit the new homepage, but when viewing my homepage in a browser I get a critical error: “There has been a critical error on this website.” The only solution is disabling Rankmath, then the homepage works fine again. I only have a few plugins. I have deactivated all and then reactivated each one individually. Only Rankmath gave this critical error.

I don’t understand what went wrong. I’ve used Rankmath (free) without problems for two months, but now it suddenly causes a critical error. Somehow I think I messed up with changing slugs or redirections, but I don’t know how. But there’s also the weird problem that started it all: not being able to edit the original homepage, but being able to edit the duplicate.

Because the problem now seems to be related to Rankmath, I have contacted their Support. So I sent them the error log and I’m waiting for their reply. I will come back to you when I have more answers. Could you keep this topic open for now please?

Topic can be closed. Thanks!

Hi Ismael. I’m using the Masonry for my portfolio. Page URL in private field.

Hey @Ismael. Did you change my settings? Because all of a sudden the Background Repeat option is visible! And it works! So if you did it, thank you very much. And if you didn’t, I don’t know what happened, but I’ll take it. Thanks!

Hi @Guenni007. That works perfectly! Now ALL images on my homepage and portfolio don’t show a tooltip anymore. Great stuff! Thanks a lot!

I have installed a child theme after all, because it was super easy to do, and imported the parent settings. Everything works great. But… the php code still doesn’t work in functions.php in the child theme.

I first tried the code from the Enfold documentation page:

function remove_title_attr(){
?>
 <script>
jQuery(window).on('load', function(){
jQuery('#wrap_all a').removeAttr('title');
jQuery('#wrap_all img').removeAttr('title');
});
 </script>
<?php
}
add_action('wp_footer', 'remove_title_attr');

That had no effect. Then I tried the modified code found on this forum page: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/hide-titles-and-descriptions-when-you-hover-on-images-or-thumbnails-of-galleries/#post-981936

function remove_title_attr(){
?>
<script>
jQuery(window).load(function(){
  jQuery('#wrap_all img.avia_image, #wrap_all .avia-gallery-thumb img, #wrap_all .avia-gallery-thumb a').removeAttr('title');
});
</script>
<?php
}
add_action('wp_footer', 'remove_title_attr');

That didn’t work either. The tooltip still shows up when hovering an image. Hope you can help.

• This reply was modified 3 months, 1 week ago by paulw185.
• This reply was modified 3 months, 1 week ago by paulw185.

Ah, I found it. I didn’t set a Featured Image and couldn’t find where to do it. I finally found it in the page Settings: the Settings button on the top right of the screen, and then Portfolio Entry > Featured Image.

Took me a few hours to find it. :-)

Hi Mike. I’m not sure I understand you completely (English is not my native language). I always thought that the site title, which I wrote in the WordPress General Settings > Site title (this is the ‘tab title’ which you are referring to?), is a H1 tag automatically, which would show in the page source code. And I also thought that this site title is the most important for SEO. Are you saying that this isn’t correct?

Does this mean that I must always use a page title, such as ‘Portfolio’ on the Portfolio page? I’d rather not do that, to be honest, because it doesn’t look good. Do I actually need a H1, and if so, can I use any text on the page, no matter font size, as a H1?

Sorry for my noob questions. :-)

I found this solution in the forums. Add to Quick CSS under Enfold->General Styling:

.special-heading-border {
display:none !important;
}

It seems to do the trick for now.

Topic: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/enfold-special-heading-fine-horizontal-line-after-text/