I’m looking for some help with an events display.

I have a site that publishes stories in chronological order by posting date. This is perfect except for one section: events.

I publish notifications of events in advance. I would like to organize just the events page by the date of the event, rather than the date on which the notice was pubilshed.

To be clear, I do not want to create a separate events calendar… I just to reorganize existing posts for one page in such a way that users can easily see upcoming events in order. A kind of a skin or interface for just one section of the site. I’ve been researching plugins, but I can’t find a tool that would do this effectively.

Does anyone know of a possible solution?

One big feature is that it’s incredibly easy to assign a media file to a category — just drag and drop, or choose from the list when you’re viewing the file. No messy dialogs, just simplicity. Love it.

Now I don’t have to jump around between a lot of different software and be more efficient.

1. Why dont we have a simple search box at the top to search for anything?

I have 40 plus plugins. Do you realize how long it takes to find a plugin I am looking for without a searchability?

2. Also, for frequently used plugins, I would like an option to pin them at the top as a favorite or bookmark tab. So at the top left above or below dashboard there’s a new title called favorites/bookmarks. I click that and I can see all my favorite pinned items such as plugins, themes, settings, etc.
3. Last thing, we need the ability to drag and drop plugin menu items into a folder. For example, I may have more than one contact form like contact form 7, ninajorms, quforms, etc.

It would be nice to have the ability to create a folder called Contact Forms and store all my contact form plugins there. Same with woocommerce. There is like 10 different woocommerce plugins I have installed (abandoned checkout, sidecart, thank you page, etc.) If I can store all these distractions inside of a folder that would be a BIG GAME CHANGER!

Thank you!

Has anyone found a solution? Please update your plugin, excluding the appearance of this error in the administrative part of the site.

The error and the thin pink block appear when I open the admin page containing the classic editor:

Uncaught SyntaxError: Identifier ‘wpda_org_chart_insert_post_shortcode_nonce’ has already been declared

Failed to initialize plugin: wpda_org_chart ReferenceError: wpda_org_chart_insert_post_shortcode_nonce is not defined
at new (post_page_insert_button.js?wp-mce-49110-20201110:3:68)
at Ew (wp-tinymce.js?ver=49110-20201110:3:330473)
at Array. (wp-tinymce.js?ver=49110-20201110:3:332223)
at Object.jt as each
at Aw (wp-tinymce.js?ver=49110-20201110:3:332173)
at tN. (wp-tinymce.js?ver=49110-20201110:3:333551)
at Array. (wp-tinymce.js?ver=49110-20201110:3:96969)
at jt (wp-tinymce.js?ver=49110-20201110:3:29356)
at u (wp-tinymce.js?ver=49110-20201110:3:96914)
at n (wp-tinymce.js?ver=49110-20201110:3:96402)
Th @ wp-tinymce.js?ver=49110-20201110:3

This is a temporary and not the best solution, BUT it might work for those who don’t like this error:

function custom_admin_styles() {
    echo '<style>
        .mce-widget.mce-notification.mce-notification-error.mce-has-close.mce-in {
            display: none !important;
        }
    </style>';
}

add_action('admin_head', 'custom_admin_styles');

Place this code in the functions.php file (of the child theme). It hides the error message, but does not fix the error. You may need to define your own class. I hope the plugin developers pay attention to this, because no other installed plugin reacts like this.

2.Is it possible that users can add their own listing that must be approved by admin before it shows on the site?

Kind regards, Mark

I’m using Yoast SEO plugin, a few days ago I changed the Site schema from Organization to Person.
but when I checked my Google Search Console and schema markup validator, It showed me that my site has 2 schema types: Person and Organization

How can I remove the organization schema type?