franx47

[franx47]

Hi,

1. Ofcourse I understand well my problem, perhaps you misunderstood what I said before.

Read again my first message:

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1. Checking my site with “dead link checker”, there are some links that refer to “404” or not found.
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https://www.deadlinkchecker.com

“Dead link checker” is to check whether there is any link refers to 200 (OK) or not (could be 404, 429, 500, 503, or other http code).

The link does not have to be shown on the webpage, it could be hidden somewhere in the “web source code”. And it’s too hard to find it manually, except with automatic crawler like “dead link checker”.

I can show you the prove if you want to.

# Case 1:
– If I don’t comment out that code, there will be a 404 link refers to certain account login/registration, eg: https://makanberame.com/lost-password/?page_id=11. It does not show on the webpage (can be seen clearly), but manually by viewing the source code.

Why? It’s because those links are exist and have been generated from this script:
…/wp-content/themes/poco/inc/template-functions.php

Google or any other crawler will still crawl that “link” (since the link exist, eventough it has no page to refer to).

Requesting to Google to delete certain link is a different case.

# Case 2:
– If I comment out that code, there will be no more dead link, because “lost-password” and “account registration” link which refers to 404 have not been generated from the script.

Those “links” are not exist and are not generated, and will not be crawled from the internet (using dead link checker or Google crawler). It won’t be in the XML sitemap, too.

In simple word, you can check my site now and you will not find any “lost-password” or “account registration” link. Take a look in the source code.

Or you can check with deadlink checker above.

And it has nothing to do with Google.

I think this should be a simple thing for you as a developer. 🙂

2. Nice. Thanks.

[franx47]

Hi,

1. Eventough I have deleted the “lost-password” page or whatever it is. Actually, the script still running on the site. It’s not about how to remove the dead link crawled by Google, but rather removing the script itself. I dont mind with the crawling result, it can be managed later with the updated XML sitemap.

The script which generates the “lost-password” and “account login/register” is in this file (line 838):

…/wp-content/themes/poco/inc/template-functions.php

if (!function_exists('poco_form_login')) {
    function poco_form_login() {

        if (poco_is_woocommerce_activated()) {
            $account_link = get_permalink(get_option('woocommerce_myaccount_page_id'));
        } else {
            $account_link = wp_registration_url();
        }
/*    ?>

        <div class="login-form-head">
            <span class="login-form-title"><?php esc_attr_e('Sign in', 'poco') ?></span>
            <span class="pull-right">
                <a class="register-link" href="<?php echo esc_url($account_link); ?>"
                   title="<?php esc_attr_e('Register', 'poco'); ?>"><?php esc_attr_e('Create an Account', 'poco'); ?></a>
            </span>
        </div>
        <form class="poco-login-form-ajax" data-toggle="validator">
            <p>
                <label><?php esc_attr_e('Username or email', 'poco'); ?> <span class="required">*</span></label>
                <input name="username" type="text" required placeholder="<?php esc_attr_e('Username', 'poco') ?>">
            </p>
            <p>
                <label><?php esc_attr_e('Password', 'poco'); ?> <span class="required">*</span></label>
                <input name="password" type="password" required placeholder="<?php esc_attr_e('Password', 'poco') ?>">
            </p>
            <button type="submit" data-button-action class="btn btn-primary btn-block w-100 mt-1"><?php esc_html_e('Login', 'poco') ?></button>
            <input type="hidden" name="action" value="poco_login">
            <?php wp_nonce_field('ajax-poco-login-nonce', 'security-login'); ?>
        </form>
        <div class="login-form-bottom">
            <a href="<?php echo wp_lostpassword_url(get_permalink()); ?>" class="lostpass-link" title="<?php esc_attr_e('Lost your password?', 'poco'); ?>"><?php esc_attr_e('Lost your password?', 'poco'); ?></a>
        </div>
        <?php*/
    }
}

The script has been commented and it won’t run anymore. Can be seen clearly on the page source code.

And no more deadlink refers to “lost-password” page.

Since I dont implement user registration/ checkout, I think it’s okay.

2. Nice.

Can you tell me how did you fix it? Curious to know.

[franx47]

Hi,

Ok thanks for your suggestion. Noted.

[franx47]

Ok thanks, I think I forgot to set the image pixel to be “1200×1200”.

[franx47]

And also, that “product” is not showing on the “Related Products” when I open other product within the same category.

[franx47]

Hi,

#2 Just test it, it’s okay now. Contact form can send mail and works good.

#3 Well, not bad. Breadcrumb size has been resized. Looks okay.

Thanks for your help.

[franx47]

Hi,

Don’t bother with problem #1, I have found the solution.

The image size should not be set in Custom, but “Full”, and then add Custom CSS like this, for example:

.elementor-184 .elementor-element.elementor-element-39603a3 img{
width: 280px;
height: 440px;
}

It works!

Still waiting for the solution number #2 and #3.

[franx47]

Thanks very much. Appreciate it.

I think I have another problem, I will post it on a new thread.

[franx47]

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[franx47]

I have replied you with the web account details as “private reply”, can you read my last post? Since it didnt show on the topic.

Hope my last post get posted.

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