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Hi, I tried the solution mentioned by Basilis, the 3 ways.
Check this article and let us know if it will help
https://medium.com/@flipbook/3-steps-to-embed-pdf-documents-in-html-website-56f14b904174Unfortunately it causes issues with the security settings in my server and even without this security issue, there is still a big problem to solve: what if you need to provide 3, 4 or more extensive PDF documents on the same page?
Loading times will be unacceptable.
I am sorry for myself, but next move is plugin 8bFebruary 10, 2020 at 10:24 am in reply to: Goog eSearch Console – Microformat validation error FN – Testimonials #1182976Hi Günter,
I fully understand and -as an Enfold user- I rather have the dev team focussing on solid output.
However, just as a heads-up, RDFa can live together with Microformat and even JSON-LD scripts, Google will eat it up just as any standalone Schema markup. Even old timer GoodRelations can do. Just mind the namespaces :)
Have a nice week!February 7, 2020 at 1:40 pm in reply to: Goog eSearch Console – Microformat validation error FN – Testimonials #1182306Hi Günter,
I made a mistake and need to reformulate my thread subject. The FN microformat issue is not Enfold native, but from plugin WP Customer Reviews Lite.
However, the present Testimonial in Enfold can be improved. Please let me propose the following:1) Fix present Enfold testimonial element to properly display all Schema value, namely PERSON + CREATIVEWORK (it is only showing PERSON on Google Schema Validation tool).
At present Enfold’s testimonial tags these items as PERSON+CREATIVEWORK, but the latter is not showing up.
IMO element CREATIVEWORK should contain element PERSON, not the other way round.
This is the code producing this PERSON+(not visible)CREATIVEWORK:<section class="avia-testimonial-row" style="padding: 0px; height: 105px;"> <div class="avia-testimonial av_one_half flex_column no_margin avia-testimonial-row-1 avia-first-testimonial avia_start_animation active-slide" itemscope="itemscope" itemtype="https://schema.org/Person" style=""> <div class="avia-testimonial_inner"> <div class="avia-testimonial-content " itemscope="itemscope" itemtype="https://schema.org/CreativeWork"> <p>This is Tina’s testimonial content</p> </div> <div class="avia-testimonial-meta"> <div class="avia-testimonial-arrow-wrap"><div class="avia-arrow"></div></div> <div class="avia-testimonial-meta-mini"> <strong class="avia-testimonial-name" itemprop="name">Tina</strong> <span class="avia-testimonial-subtitle " itemprop="jobTitle">CMO</span> <span class="hidden avia-testimonial-markup-link" itemprop="url">http://www.tinasplace.io</span> – <a class="aviablank avia-testimonial-link" href="http://www.tinasplace.io" target="_blank">Tina’s Place</a> </div></div></div></div> </section>
This next code produces the valid semantics we expect from the previous code.
If you screen this through Google Schema validator tool, you should get 2 instances of CreativeWork, one (Microformat) is enfolding PERSON within CREATIVEWORK (as “author”) and second is a plain example of CREATIVEWORK using RDFa.
Validated 100%.<section class="avia-testimonial-row" style="padding: 0px; height: 105px;"> <div class="avia-testimonial av_one_half flex_column no_margin avia-testimonial-row-1 avia-first-testimonial avia_start_animation active-slide"> <div class="avia-testimonial_inner"> <div class="avia-testimonial-content " itemscope="" itemtype="https://schema.org/CreativeWork"> <p itemprop="text">This is Tina’s testimonial content in Microformat</p> <!-- again the same, expressed in RDFa which is much more suitable for extending adding ontologies like FOAF or DC--> <div class="avia-testimonial-content " vocab="http://schema.org" typeof="CreativeWork"> <p property="text">This is Tina’s testimonial content in RDFa</p> </div> <!-- end RDFa sample --> <div class="avia-testimonial-meta"> <div class="avia-testimonial-arrow-wrap"><div class="avia-arrow"></div></div> <div class="avia-testimonial-meta-mini" itemprop="author" itemscope="" itemtype="https://schema.org/Person"> <strong class="avia-testimonial-name" itemprop="name">Tina</strong> <span class="avia-testimonial-subtitle " itemprop="jobTitle">CMO</span> <span class="hidden avia-testimonial-markup-link" itemprop="url">http://www.tinasplace.io</span> – <a class="aviablank avia-testimonial-link" href="http://www.tinasplace.io" target="_blank">Tina’s Place</a> </div> </div> </div> </div> </section>
This time I have no link for any live code, but I tested all the snippets previous to sending.
I hope this helps making a better Enfold theme :)
Thanks for reading.February 6, 2020 at 8:02 pm in reply to: Goog eSearch Console – Microformat validation error FN – Testimonials #1182148Welcome! Happy to contribute
Had the same issue at https://www.seofreelance.es now solved with G’s quick workaround
Gracias Giuseppe!
Superb, does the job instantly and when developers clear the bug all I need to do is to delete quick CSS… I hope all issues were like this.
Good luck Enfolders!Hi Ivana,
It is not difficult, you need to tell AiOSP what kind of contents it must manage SEO for.
Take a look to this section:
Step 2 – Enabling All in One SEO Pack for your content
at https://semperplugins.com/documentation/quick-start-guide/
Good luck and high ranks!Hi there!
From a previous Shoutbox website (2009), I migrated to Enfold on 2012 my professional SEO freelance website. Went through all the updates until latest, quite happy overall and willing to keep going on it. Glad to have a community behind :)
I work usually with client WP using different themes, some popular as Divi or Avada: I guess these are better for designer stuff, since I love better using Enfold due to its overall performance, ease of use (balance between possibilities and complexity) and a general sense of elegance.
Other themes make me lose time on regular maintenance and editing, while Enfold interface loads much faster and reliably (i.e. comparing to Divi visual builder or WPBakery builder).April 12, 2019 at 7:38 am in reply to: Custom CSS does not show – Enfold.css corrupted on DEV > PROD transfer #1089923Hi Rikard, no help needed this time, thaks.
I just found the forum useful (once again :) and felt like giving back, this time a small thing for smart developers but hideous thing for basic dev profiles like mine.
However, thank you for your proactive response!
RicardWonderful! Thank you very much for the forensics. Indeed I created some custom taxonomies, something I have discovered after your research is that even activating types again and purging caches, the countdown still works fine… Looks like the plugin blocked that datepicker and now that you “fixed” it it is not affected anymore by the Types plugin… So mission accomplished :) Thanks again guys! Have fun
My fault Yigit, find new details in private. It was a wrong user name.
Hi Rikard,
Thanks for your assistance, these are the (private) details.Regards,
Ricard Menor
BarcelonaHi Ismael,
Thanks for your comment, unfortunately I did before and have done it again honoring your advise. Still the same… Well, now 3 weeks 3 days #lolHi folks,
I just started playing around with Enfold at my personal brand (Ricard Menor website). I have to say that I purchased Enfold right at the beginning, when it was released, but circumstances prevented me from developing my original plan, which was upgrading my SEO freelance website currently and still using another great theme (and I guess base for Enfold), Shoutbox.I wanted to switch to Enfold mainly for 2 reasons: responsiveness and agile visual composing/templating, something that requires clear ideas and patience at Shoutbox. Thing is: Shoutbox does SEO part pretty well, and as work keeps piling up I just gave the site a deep review and betted for buying mi name’s domain name in order to protect the most popular and expected form of domain name, ricardmenor.com
And there we go, I just needed to practice with Enfold, so I applied it to this site so I can play with it while constructing (turtle speed) this parallel site. I have to say I am impressed with it, no doubt I’ll be riding Enfold 2014-2016.
Good luck, I am willing to know your ideas and theme solutions in search of inspiration, I tend to be “square” when designing and very creative by the SEO side. But this means visibility, it does not imply your eyes will love what you met at Google! ;-)
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