billpetro

Thank you for the clarification.

Quick question: My titles don’t fit in the referred articles, is there an easier way to adjust the font than editing the CSS of my master theme?

Michael,

That seems to have done it! Thanks, “all post types” didn’t suggest “pages” to me ??

Thanks for the reply Michael.

Alas, I already have that option checked, and only that option checked. Nevertheless, at the bottom of this post, I have a recommendation for a Page = “Bibliography” https://billpetro.com/history-of-new-years-day

See here:
https://imgur.com/a/K8zO5VK

I am having the same problem since upgrading to 1.5.2

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Firefox, Chrome, Safari.

Could it be a conflict with Jetpack plugin?

-= Update =-

I tried installing 1.5.3a. Success!

Thanks for the oven fresh plugin.

I downgraded to Custom Permalinks 0.7.8 and it works in WP 3.3.1.

Kejatz,

I’m having the opposite problem. I’m using the Thesis theme.

YARPP is showing up in Pages — which I don’t want.

Example https://www.billpetro.com is a static Page.

I’ve turned off “Automatically display related posts” in the plugin.

I have in the “After Post” field of OpenHook entered:
<?php related_posts() ?>
and turned on: Execute PHP on this hook

Any ideas?

I have the opposite problem: YARPP show up on my Posts as well as my Pages. I only want them on my Posts.

I’m running WP-MU 2.8.4 with the Thesis 1.6 theme and the OpenHook plugin.

I have in the “After Post” field of OpenHook entered:
<?php related_posts() ?>
and turned on: Execute PHP on this hook

In YARPP, I’ve unchecked in Display Options:
Automatically display related posts

How do I get it to show in just Posts and not Pages?

Thanks.

I too use a K2 derived theme. I do not use this inside my post, but created a Contact page. Do the following:

Create a new “Page” called Contact.

Click the “Code” tab. Insert the string:

<!–contact form–>

Then save and publish.

You should now have a “Contact” page tab in your blog.

Create a new “Page” called Contact.

Click the “Code” tab. Insert the string:

<!–contact form–>

Then save and publish.

You should now have a “Contact” page tab in your blog.