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Hi,
I don’t think that another plugin causes this. The error is complaining about sprintf and the missing param. I tried some things in the mentioned file and realized that line 55 is different from other lines. So I changed this
'description' => sprintf( __( 'For the best SEO results, use a custom permalink structure, preferably one that includes the post title (<code>%%postname%%</code>). You can change it by navigating to <a href="%s">Settings > Permalinks</a>', 'rank-math' ), admin_url( 'options-permalink.php' ) ),
to this
'description' => sprintf( __( 'For the best SEO results, use a custom permalink structure, preferably one that includes the post title (<code> %%postname%% </code>). You can change it by navigating to <a href="%s">Settings > Permalinks</a>', 'rank-math' ), admin_url( 'options-permalink.php' ) ),
I added two blanks. One before and one after the %%. Although, only the second occurrence seems to cause the error.
That fixes the error in my logs. It would be great if you can verify it and add it to your code as well.
Best
Andre
Thank you for the details.
Yes, there was a problem in German translation, and we have fixed it. Could you please make sure Rank Math Plugin’s translations are up to date from WordPress Dashboard >> Updates page?
Looking forward to helping you. Thank you.
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All my plugins and translations are up to date. The error message does not pop up anymore. Looks good! Thank you!
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