Hi.
I recently began having critical errors reported by Google Search Console. In troubleshooting, I determined that when I deactivated Yoast, the problems disappeared. I then created a staging site and had a Yoast engineer look at the issue for me. He identified the issue as being caused by a conflict between Yoast and WeeblrAMP. Below is the text of the email I received from Yoast. Please see if you can resolve this for me. Thanks:
Hi Andy,
Thanks for your patience and for providing clear instructions to access your staging site.
We logged in to your staging site and were able to identify a conflict with the weeblrAMP plugin. When this plugin is active, the Yoast SEO title defined in the Yoast metabox is not outputted in the source code of your pages. We created a draft post here and confirmed that when weeblrAMP is disabled, the SEO title is generated correctly (see image one below). However, when the weeblrAMP is active, the SEO title defined in the Yoast SEO plugin is ignored and the post title ("Yoast test" in this post example) is used instead.
The SEO title is also used by the Video SEO plugin to generate the video name attribute schema markup. Therefore, the problem you were experiencing with faulty structured data also resolves when weeblrAMP is disabled. As you can see in image two below for one of your video pages (link here), the name attribute does get outputted when weeblrAMP is disabled.
We'd recommend you contact weeblrAMP support and bring this issue to their attention. They should be able to investigate why their plugin conflicts with the Yoast SEO title functionality. If they're unable to help, you may consider switching to the official WordPress AMP plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/amp/
Please, let us know if you have any other questions.
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Ramon Bauza
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I recently began having critical errors reported by Google Search Console. In troubleshooting, I determined that when I deactivated Yoast, the problems disappeared. I then created a staging site and had a Yoast engineer look at the issue for me. He identified the issue as being caused by a conflict between Yoast and WeeblrAMP. Below is the text of the email I received from Yoast. Please see if you can resolve this for me. Thanks:
Hi Andy,
Thanks for your patience and for providing clear instructions to access your staging site.
We logged in to your staging site and were able to identify a conflict with the weeblrAMP plugin. When this plugin is active, the Yoast SEO title defined in the Yoast metabox is not outputted in the source code of your pages. We created a draft post here and confirmed that when weeblrAMP is disabled, the SEO title is generated correctly (see image one below). However, when the weeblrAMP is active, the SEO title defined in the Yoast SEO plugin is ignored and the post title ("Yoast test" in this post example) is used instead.
The SEO title is also used by the Video SEO plugin to generate the video name attribute schema markup. Therefore, the problem you were experiencing with faulty structured data also resolves when weeblrAMP is disabled. As you can see in image two below for one of your video pages (link here), the name attribute does get outputted when weeblrAMP is disabled.
We'd recommend you contact weeblrAMP support and bring this issue to their attention. They should be able to investigate why their plugin conflicts with the Yoast SEO title functionality. If they're unable to help, you may consider switching to the official WordPress AMP plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/amp/
Please, let us know if you have any other questions.
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Thanks and regards,
Ramon
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Ramon Bauza
Support Engineer at Yoast