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  • Thread Starter bkimzey

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    Afraid that didn’t work, but after some trial and error, did find that I can exclude the css from the Sermon Manager plugin, which seems to fix the problem.

    Thanks for your help.

    Thread Starter bkimzey

    (@bkimzey)

    I use reftagger on another non wordpress site, so I like it. I did like bib.ly’s more whitelabel approach, but the plugin is broken even on bib.ly’s site.

    It works on Chrome. It’s not showing up for me on Firefox, IE, or Edge. My internet is not the best at the moment, so could be that…but seems to always work on Chrome and not the others.

    https://roebuckpca.com/sermons/

    Thanks for your help.

    Did an update to the sermon, but it did not show up.

    Just looking at the service types, and adding them up, and looking at the total number of sermons, I can see that I’m short on the total, even without looking through the database. I’m puzzled, tho, as to how when I load it in the manager, the type comes up right….

    So, actually decided to look just a bit more.

    Pulled up phpAdmin, and looked at post_content in the _posts table, and found that the new files are missing this:
    <span class="service_type">(<a href="https://roebuckpca.com/sermonarchives/service-type/sunday-morning/" rel="tag">Sunday Morning</a>)</span>

    after the
    <span class="sermon_date"></span>
    section.

    But I’m not sure where to find what flags the sermon type, what table to look at. But it looks like in the _term_relationships, the object_id that corresponds to the sermon post does not include the term_taxonomy_id that indicates the service type.

    Thanks

    Doesn’t seem to have helped. :-/

    I’ve tried updating the new files, adding another test file, even rolling back. Nothing seems to be working…. Will have to do further testing tomorrow.

    Have maybe the same issue, when using this shortcode:

    [sermons filter_by=”wpfc_service_type” filter_value=”sunday-morning”]

    Service type is set correctly when I look at the sermon on the sermon backend, so I think it is being updated into the database, but sermons entered after the update to 2.8 (or one of its updates) do not show up.

    https://roebuckpca.com/sermons/

    You can see the sermons by clicking series, for example, but otherwise not appearing. The Sunday Morning link beside the sermon date also does not appear.

    Thanks

    Thread Starter bkimzey

    (@bkimzey)

    Great! Yes, that seems to fix it.

    Thanks for your help.

    Thread Starter bkimzey

    (@bkimzey)

    I did find that I can set some custom css:

    .post-meta { display: none; }

    But I guess this is site wide, which I’m not sure is a great plan.

    Thanks

    Thread Starter bkimzey

    (@bkimzey)

    Using shortcodes does work, but then if the individual sermon is clicked, or if using the sorting, the results return with the “by author”

    Checking “Enable template files found in the /views folder” does also remove the “by author” but result is a page that looks like the css is mostly stripped – in my case the padding is stripped and the sermon is placed hard left, against the screen bezel.

    Does the views folder contain a way to customize the views for single sermons and sorted sermons. It’d be nice if, in addition to reapplying the theme, if one could add the sort columns back to what was already sorted, or maybe at least a back button.

    Thanks for your help.

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