[Brian SParticipant]

I am not using Cloudflare or any caching system. Strange issue. Many over in Yoast forums are having issues. Something is afoot!

[RadModerator]

Hi Brian,

Cornerstone works on my end when testing, please check this video.

Two problem,

1. SEO Yoast is posting a large POST Data that your hosting won’t allow. You may contact your hosting and see if you’re allowed to increase your post size limit.

You can add this too at your site’s .htaccess file.

upload_max_filesize = 40M
post_max_size = 40M

2. Your images are hosted somewhere else, and it’s throwing crossdomain error. Try hosting your images on your site.

Thanks!

[Brian SParticipant]

I am sorry. I somehow miscommunicated. Cornerstone works on my end as well. So no problems there.

It’s SEO by Yoast that is no longer working.

However, I think that post data too large issue may be the real culprit. I’ll investigate that a little further.

[RupokMember]

Hi there,

Thanks for updating. Let us know if you find anything. Also you can contact with your hosting provider for assistance.

Cheers!

[Michael BourneParticipant]

For people having the issue of cornerstone not working when a specific plug is disabled, I’ve used this workaround successfully since I started using X Theme.

Edit the plugin that is conflicting, and in the main PHP file add this line in before the plugins code (and after the opening brace of course):
if ( $_GET['cornerstone'] == 1 ) { return; }

This will essentially skip loading the plugin when you’re editing in cornerstone.

[LelyModerator]

Hello Mike,

Thank you for sharing your fix. This will really help other members of the community.

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