This issue is still relevant. If there are many profiles on one account, you won’t be able to use the menu on the right until you change the zoom level.
Got a notification in Google Search Console that says:“Some of your forum pages (100) are missing structured data for forums. Once you add it, Google’s algorithms will be able to detect discussions on your forum and show them in different ways in Google Search.”
Does anyone know what exactly needs to be added?
From what I understand, it probably needs some kind of special markup in the comments section so Google can read them properly and maybe show them in search results.
Hello, I noticed that when I use the website on my iPad, I see some kind of highlighting around certain elements — it appears around buttons, blocks, and as dots near the profile picture. It doesn’t look very appealing.
Profile photos appear in different sizes across various blocks. This happens anywhere profile photo thumbnails are displayed — in comments, in the subscribers block, friends, and so on.
I decided to transliterate the URL from Cyrillic to Latin. In the file utils.inc.php I added:
function uriFilter ($s, $aParams = [])
{
    $sEmpty = isset($aParams['empty']) ? $aParams['empty'] : '-';
    $sDivider = isset($aParams['divider']) ? $aParams['divider'] : '-';
        // --- transliterate ---
    $aFrom = array(
    'а','б','в','г','д','е','ё','ж','з','и','й','к','л','м','н','о','п','р','с','т','у','ф','х','ц','ч','ш','щ','ъ','ы','ь','э','ю','я',
    'і','ї','є','ґ',
    'ў','ґ','ћ','đ','џ','č','ć','ž','š',
    'ә','ң','ғ','ү','ұ','қ','һ','ө','ұ'
     );
    $aTo = array(
    'a','b','v','g','d','e','e','zh','z','i','y','k','l','m','n','o','p','r','s','t','u','f','h','c','ch','sh','sch','','y','','e','yu','ya',
    'i','yi','ye','g',
    'u','g','c','dj','dz','c','c','z','s',
    'a','n','g','u','u','k','h','o','u'
     );
    $s = str_replace($aFrom, $aTo, mb_strtolower($s, 'UTF-8'));
Is everything I did correct — does anyone know? Will this solution cause any errors in operation? And is there any way to prevent my code changes from being removed during the next update?
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Good afternoon, I’ve implemented a feature that allows me to automatically create and update the sitemap. I’ve attached the file below. Currently, it works in a simple way: it’s enough to place this file in the root directory of a website running on UNA CMS, and either set up a cron job or manually visit the URL: your-site/ sitemap.php periodically. This triggers the sitemap to update, adding the URLs of the relevant site pages. However, this approach isn’t ideal. I would like the sitemap to update automatically when, for example, someone adds, edits, or deletes a post or discussion. How can this be implemented?
Can anyone tell me if they have implemented a cookie notification for visitors on their website? If so, what is the best way to do this on a site built with UNA CMS?
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