andymiller

I had the same issue – but the other way round, I wanted to replace certain characters that weren’t displaying properly with html entities.

So far the only way I’ve found of doing this is an SQL query in phpMyAdmin. For example:

update wp_posts set post_content = replace(post_content,'?','ž')

If anyone from Delicious Brains is reading this, any chance of adding a way to deal with this in a future version?

(Sorry, I can’t make the html entity show as an html entity!

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by andymiller.

This plugin worked perfectly for years, but then the developer (Massimo) had the rug pulled out from under his feet when he was told he could no longer use High Charts because it is licensed under a Creative Commons licenses. See more here:

https://devfarm.it

Bear in mind that this is something that we get for free, and the guy has a living to make (and a life).

If I were a developer, reading a thread like this, I’d be sorely tempted to say “f*** it’ and walk away.

So how about a little courtesy and understanding, instead of instead of talking like ignorant jerks with entitlement issues?

Hi Pepe

Thanks for the speedy reply.

Yep, I’m guessing the yst in the other one stands for Yoast.

Have a good Sunday!

Works fine. Brilliant. Thank you for fixing this so quickly — I’m really impressed.

PS Your PayPal donation link isn’t easy to find!

Thanks a lot Florian – yes I will do.

(I would have replied to your previous posts, but I think I must have forgotten to subscribe to this thread).

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by andymiller.

Thanks for your plugin!

Hi Florian

This may, or may not be connected, but I’ve had a problem with duplicated images using the Insert Pages plug-in. Only the images on the imported ‘pages’ are duplicated. I tried using Plugin Organizer to disable Lazy Loader on the exporting page but without success.

Here’s an example of a page with the problem.

No PHP error messages.

I can work around it with Plugin Organizer, and it was only this post that reminded me.

Thanks for your work on the plugin.

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by andymiller.

You too Philip.

Hi Philip

Thanks. I must admit I’d rather keep the breadcrumbs and the subtitle – even if it means that I need ensure they are different.

Yes to answer your question I was using the breadcrumb to provide additional information to avoid making the title overly long (I don’t want to avoid titles that are more than a line long). I was doing this partly because I hadn’t found a way to add subtitles. But now I have. although I probably will continue to have the breadcrumb different from the post title – for the sake of keeping the breadcrumb to one line as well.

Thanks again for such a useful plugin.

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by andymiller.

Hi Philip

Yep. I changed the subtitle to something different from the breadcrumb and the breadcrumb text has reappeared.

(Changed to ‘The Austria-Italy border to Tarvisio and Venzone’)

I don’t know where that trailing apostrophe came from…

Hi Philip

Thanks for getting back to me so quickly. Here’s a sample page:

https://italy-cycling-guide.info/cycleways-cycle-routes/international-cycle-routes/fvg1-ciclovia-alpe-adria-radweg/part-1

In the Yoast Breadcrumbs field I have:

Part 1 Tarvisio to Venzone

and in the Subtitle field, I have

Tarvisio to Venzone'

and on the page, the breadcrumb shows simply

Part 1

I get the same thing in Chrome so it’s not Safari being weird.

My apologies in advance if it turns out to be I’ve got something wrong in the markup!

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by andymiller.

Hi Philip

Thanks for a brilliant plug-in. Did anyone get a chance to look at this issue? I’m having a similar problem, in that there’s a weird interaction between the subtitle and the breadcrumbs, but with the opposite effect:

I’m using Yoast breadcrumbs, and if I set the breadcrumb to say

Part1: foobar

and then put ‘foobar’ into the subtitle ‘foobar’ then disappears from the breadcrumb (but ‘Part 1:’ is still there).

This is happening when the page is a couple of levels deep. I think I’ve also seen dannyogolo’s issue with higher-level pages.

It’s not particularly a problem for me as the fact that I now have the subtitle means that I can have a shorter breadcrumb.

Yep that’s fixed the problem – thank you *so* much.

Wow Thank you. I’ll fix that now.