No. Nothing gets dropped from the index for not being in the sitemap.
Or maybe we just have a language problem. You keep saying “cached URLs” and probably mean something else. Maybe you also don’t mean “loosing”. I don’t know.
Yet, you mention a “decrease” in cached (you mean indexed?) URLs. How do you loose pages because of a slow sitemap creation? It doesn’t make any sense.
By the way: Google will crawl your site anyway and discover new content. A sitemap is technically not even necessary. So I would be careful to blame problems with your site on the sitemap creation.
I am also not sure what ProSkill is asking about for example. The original post is about the speed of generating sitemaps for large sites, ProSkill talks about “decrease in cached URLs”. Not sure what that is and how it relates to sitemap generation.
I could investigate that, but frankly, as it comes from your custom.css it’s not really my job I’m afraid. Your theme overrides default settings, so any problems with that should be handled by your theme designer.
It’s a block like any other. You just drag the database widget from the sidebar manager and pick the database.
Nope. Combining the page templates and the block should work fine in general. Done that myself many times.
It comes from this part in your custom.css. It sets the background to transparent.
.ipsDialog .ipsBox:not(.ipsBox_transparent):not(.ipsModerated), .ipsWidget.ipsWidget_horizontal .ipsBox
Doesn’t matter actually. SuperList is a block template. For a typical use of SuperList you wouldn’t even expose the database page to your users and just use a block. So the database templates (front page/category/listing/record) aren’t relevant. If you do use them, you can show them however you like. It’s unrelated to SuperList.
Yes, as mentioned, make sure to pick a higher feed items value for a random rotation.
Also, the site’s sidebar cache setting influences how long any block stays unchanged.
@Virgo81 Thanks for the positive rating even though it doesn’t work for you very well . What theme is that? There is no floating bar normally, nor this image that is showing in your screenshot.
No. It’s just a template. It doesn’t add functionality. What is being fed into the template comes from the regular Pages block functionality.
SuperGrid uses the Pages Record Image field. SuperTopics uses post attachments. Both use similar layouts.
Not at this time I’m afraid.
Not my product, but since I get similar reports for my plugins recently, I am curious: Care to be more specific about the “disappearing”? Settings be emptied? Set back to default installation values? Or what exactly is happening? Do you maybe have a caching engine activated?