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There is a modal that shows up when you scroll down a post if this option is enabled:
Newsletter > Show subscription pop-up when scrolling a post
That modal isn't included in the HTML code of the posts if the option is deactivated. But, if the site is Atomic, the modal is visible in the HTML code. With its visibility set to hidden and opacity set to 0. Which is not too SEO-friendly, particularly since it includes an H2 tag.
Steps to reproduce
Open any atomic site (even a new one)
Go to a post
Check the HTML code for an element with the class jetpack-subscription-modal
A clear and concise description of what you expected to happen.
The jetpack-subscription-modal should be visible only when Newsletter > Show subscription pop-up when scrolling a post is enabled.
It shouldn't be in the HTML code of any post if the option is deactivated.
What actually happened
The modal is in the HTML code of all posts. It's hidden with CSS code.
Impact
Most (> 50%)
Available workarounds?
Yes, difficult to implement
If the above answer is "Yes...", outline the workaround.
A PHP filter could do but I don't have the bandwidth to find the exact one right now.
Impacted plugin
Jetpack
Quick summary
Atomic sites only.
There is a modal that shows up when you scroll down a post if this option is enabled: Newsletter > Show subscription pop-up when scrolling a post
That modal isn't included in the HTML code of the posts if the option is deactivated. But, if the site is Atomic, the modal is visible in the HTML code. With its visibility set to hidden and opacity set to 0. Which is not too SEO-friendly, particularly since it includes an H2 tag.
Steps to reproduce
jetpack-subscription-modal
A clear and concise description of what you expected to happen.
The
jetpack-subscription-modal
should be visible only whenNewsletter > Show subscription pop-up when scrolling a post
is enabled. It shouldn't be in the HTML code of any post if the option is deactivated.What actually happened
The modal is in the HTML code of all posts. It's hidden with CSS code.
Impact
Most (> 50%)
Available workarounds?
Yes, difficult to implement
If the above answer is "Yes...", outline the workaround.
A PHP filter could do but I don't have the bandwidth to find the exact one right now.
Platform (Simple and/or Atomic)
Atomic
Logs or notes
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