Xtheme Yoast SEO plugin conflict

[Chgrim]

Hi,

I know you dont support 3rd party plugin conflicts but I am reaching out to see if anyone else is having the issue I have. When I have Yoast going, my cornerstone won’t save data anymore. I can edit the css in cornerstone for a page and press save. It seems like it saves, but when I reload the css changes are gone.

Has anyone else experienced this conflict with Yoast and Cornerstone? I only ask because Yoast is a pretty important plugin.

[paul.r]

Hi,

I have yoast on my test site but I could not replicate that issue.

Can you try adding the code below in your wp-config.php file

define( 'WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '512M' );
define( 'WP_MAX_MEMORY_LIMIT', '1024M' );

If that doesn’t help, please provide wordpress admin login in Secure Note

Thanks

[Chgrim]

Hi,

Thanks so much for your quick response! I added that code to my wp-config file but I am still having the issue. I tested it a bit more and found that I can edit content on cornerstone and save it with yoast active. Its only CSS and Javascript editing that doesn’t save. I have created a login for you.
https://www.curiouslycannabis.com/wp-admin/

[mldarshana]

Hi There,

I have tried to login to your site, but it seems that your login credentials are invalid.

Could you please confirm with the correct information, so that we can look into your issue.

Thanks!

[Chgrim]

I remade the acount, let me know if this works

[ruenel]

Hello There,

I am still seeing 128MB in your settings. You can double check it in Dashboard > WP Server Info.
Please make sure that you have changed the memory limit to prevent PHP memory exhaustion because this is reason of your issue.

Please let us know how it goes.

[Chgrim]

I updated my wp-config just like Paul said. Here is a screenshot. Do I need to change it anywhere else?

[christopher]

Hi there,

Sorry for the confusion, actually we have a report in our issue tracker regarding this conflict and our development team are aware of this problem.

There is no ETA about the fix but rest assured that our team is following this up. Please stay tuned for the upcoming releases.

At the moment you either need to only add the CSS code to X > Theme Options > CSS or disable the Yoast plugin each time you want to add a CSS code to individual page while using the Cornerstone.

Thank you for your understanding.

[Chgrim]

Hi Christopher,

I understand. Is there a way to edit a specific pages custom css outside of cornerstone? Does xtheme create a file I could access from an ftp for each custom page? Otherwise, if I edit the global css it will put my css on every page.

Thanks
Chris

[rad]

Hi there,

There is no CSS file for this, but you can do it this way as a temporary workaround, please add this code to your child theme’s functions.php.

add_action('wp_head', 'my_custom_CSS', 99999999);

function my_custom_CSS () {  

echo '<style type="text/css">';

if ( is_page(343) ) : ?>

/* add your CSS for page 343 here */

<?php endif; 


if ( is_page(862) ) : ?>

/* add your CSS for page 862 here */

<?php endif; 


echo '</style>';

}

The idea is having block of code specific to page ID,

if ( is_page(343) ) : ?>

/* add your CSS for page 343 here */

<?php endif; 

You can edit the existing and add more, no limitation.

Thanks!