MikeHaydon
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15 years ago @ Feld Thoughts - An Example of Failing ... · 2 replies · +2 points
15 years ago @ BecomeOneFlesh.com - Advice To A Husband... · 1 reply · +1 points
I just want to say thanks Rob & Sue. Your material was the piece I was missing. 5 years of my study culminating with your work. Your simple biblical explanation cut through the remaining guilt my wife felt (we are devout Catholics and all my family are major Christopher West exponents - I read your post about that too) about enjoying it too much. I won't go into it further here, but, thanks for the missing piece.
15 years ago @ Dumb Little Man - 11 Reasons Why You Abs... · 0 replies · +1 points
15 years ago @ ChurchCrunch - 10 Reasons Your Pastor... · 1 reply · +1 points
15 years ago @ Build Muscle - How Your Body Type Aff... · 0 replies · +1 points
15 years ago @ Mike Haydon - 36 Great Wordpress Plu... · 0 replies · +1 points
1) I don't know whether WP Super Cache has the problem. The way I found out with WP Cache was to log out of admin and post a test comment on an old post. You'll know straight away if WP Super Cache has the same problem.
2) Global translator had problems in the past (see my conversation with Nairolf above), but that has been fixed with the latest update. I've checked my logs and there aren't any 404s attributable to GT. There are a number of "network unreachables", but that could just be when GT is caching - the links in the network unreachables work for me. I know GT works for me because I see comments in German (above), Google Analytics shows pages accessed in Italian, German, French, Arabic and Polish (not by me) and I don't have any problems going to foreign language pages through the translate feature. Also, if you search at, say baidu.com, you can see my pages appear in the index in different languages (and the links work).
Hope that helps.
15 years ago @ ploked.com - 23 Signs You are Addic... · 0 replies · +1 points
15 years ago @ Mike Haydon - 36 Great Wordpress Plu... · 0 replies · +1 points
If "building up a second navigation... leading the bot twice to the same page" caused a problem, the internet would break. Bots spider the page. If there are 2 links to the page or 200, they will count them as links, not as a duplication of content. It's pretty much an accepted fact, based on what we can gather on how Google's search engine works, that the links created by breadcrumbs won't cause a problem with a site's ranking on Google any more than having a "posted in xyz category" would.
The only plugins I consider essential are Akismet, Feedburner Feedsmith, Google Analytics for Wordpress, Google XML Sitemap, Maintenance Mode and Wordpress Database Backup. Anything else is optional if it helps your site's look and feel or useability. Using my previous template, I thought it improved the site's appearance. Using the current theme, I don't.
NavXT Breadcrumbs aren't going to hurt your site's performance in the search engines. They're not going to help it either. It is only useful if you think it will be useful for your readers (like many things). It has nothing to do with SEO. Breadcrumbs may have been created for SEO, but as you say, proper navigation should take care of that.
15 years ago @ Mike Haydon - Time Management Tools · 0 replies · +1 points