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Don’t put words in my mouth. Read what I actually say. Of course a sitemap created faster will lead to faster indexing. That’s out of question. But nothing discussed in this topic will lead to “Google dropping already indexed pages” as shown in Search console graphs several times. That is my point. It’s not that hard to understand.

Anything is possible if you customize it. But I can only support the features and settings specifically provided with the template. The title size, just as the colors, is inherited from your theme.

There are no size settings. The cards take as much space as they need within the grid. The image size is defined in the plugin settings (“aspect ratio”).

The colors are inherited from your theme and work perfectly fine if the theme colors are set in a way they are meant to be used. If you remove color distinctions, that’s not a SuperGrid problem per se, but one that will be a problem throughout your site.

Because there are indeed improvements to the sitemap to be made. But not having them so far is NOT the reason for pages dropped from the index. That was just a false assumption of a single user who joined the discussion. Correlation is not causation.

And you still don’t. The sitemap creation speed discussed in this topic is NOT the reason Google drops your pages. It’s literally makes no sense to draw that conclusion.

It acts on the mobile navbar. The switch between desktop view and mobile view is defined through the core and theme.

If it’s a channel feed you can subscribe to the channel. If it’s a playlist, it can contain videos of many different channels. So what are you actually subscribing to? That might be confusing.

There is always a chance, but there are no immediate plans. We’ll see if these requests get support from other customers.

It’s for admins only. The available settings are listed 1 by 1 on the product page.

That’s not feature of the plugin. You might open a new topic to ask others. It should be easy to do with CSS.

SuperGrid, like many block templates is checking the $orientation value. So if there is a problem, it probably has something to do with that.

Not seeing that on any of my 4.2.7 installations. Please open the database settings for the article database and briefly replace the SuperGrid frontpage template with any of the stock templates. Does the problem persist or does it go away?

Yes. SuperGrid is just styling for Pages databases. But your server chokes on any page, e.g. loading the calendar. My product has nothing to do with that. It can’t be the problem.

I wouldn’t know how this could be related to my products, since it is happening for every page.

I plan to do something about for 4.3.

If anyone had problems with disappearing plugin settings from this product or any other, please: Upgrade to 4.2.7 Uninstall the plugin Reinstall the plugin Save your new plugin settings The settings should then be stored permanently.

Support topic for this product:

I don’t know if you can. It’s not a feature of my template, so there is nothing for me to support regarding this request.

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.

Not at the moment, no. All plugin settings are global.

Not sure who you are addressing. I cannot provide a fix. It’s an IPS issue. We all have to wait until 4.2.7. It’s affecting my own sites as well.

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.