Thank You
]]>I created a custom post type specifically for “thank you” pages. For some reasons it shows next/back buttons below the content.
This means it would mess up google analytics since people could reach thank you pages without filling in the form.
I double checked all the settings and they are identical to other custom post types I created and they don’t show the next/back links.
Any idea how to get rid of them?
Thanks a lot in advance!
Chris
Screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/tfCTLLc.png
]]>Andreas
]]>$nextPost = get_next_post(true);
$nextURL = get_permalink($nextPost->ID);
echo '<a class="next-product" href="';
echo $nextURL;
echo '">></a>';
It is working for POST in SAME category. How can I change it so that it works for other POST TYPES – For example PAGE or some CUSTOM. within their own TAXONOMY
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]]>$previous_post_link = get_previous_post_link( '%link', '<span class="meta-nav">' . esc_html( _x( '←', 'Previous post link', 'et_builder' ) ) . '</span> ' . $previous_link_text, $in_same_term, '', $current_taxonomy );
I need to add at the end of url #anchor
so that link of previous post looks like www.domain.com/prev-post1/#anchor
Thansk in advance
]]>Love this plugin! However, I just updated it (because someone told me events weren’t showing up in Safari) and it did happen to fix that issue.
But now, only 1 event is showing.
I have cleared my cache, and also made sure my calendars are still public. I just checked this forum, and updated the calendar ID link in the 2 calendars I have.
Here’s the shortcode I’m using to display both calendars in 1 main calendar.
[calendar id=”803, 941″]
Also the “Forward” and “Back” links are not working either. I can no longer move from month to month.
Here’s the page: https://getbloomfarms.com/news-events/
The calendar is on the bottom. There should be many more events in it, than just the one on the 17th.
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/google-calendar-events/
]]>I want to move the previous/next links on the bottom of each post up above the box that takes new comments, so that they go right after the end of the actual text of the article. I guess I just need to cut and paste some stuff in the .php files? But I’m having a bit of trouble getting the nuts and bolts of it, and after several hours of looking, cannot locate the right bit of code to move and am unsure where to move it to.
I’m using a twenty fifteen child theme (just dif colors and fonts for a few things, no big changes).
If someone could give me a hand, I would appreciate it! Thanks!
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