David Wang

The Media Library in WordPress doesn’t read the contents of wp-content/uploads/. Each image is actually an entry in the WordPress database containing info about the file, generated sizes, title, caption, etc.

If you regenerated your site, I would guess that you did not properly migrate the database and the above info is missing. So while the images exist on your server and will load in your browser, they don’t exist in the database.

Unfortunately I think there’s not much you can do unless you are willing to restore the site to a previous backup.

Thanks Ross and Corey!

Thank you! Both posts are visible now

Oh I see. Didn’t see a moderation message. Patience, I am..

Hi, if you want to print your stylesheet only on the homepage you can use is_home() instead

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/is_home

Hi, I see that you’re using the Fabric theme from StudioPress. That theme comes with 3 different color schemes e.g. https://demo.studiopress.com/fabric/colors/blue

You can change the color schemes from the Dashboard → Genesis, scroll down and locate the color schemes option box.

If that doesn’t work for you, you’ll need to edit the theme’s CSS to customize the fonts, colors, everything.

@FelipeOS I changed loop_end to loop_start and that fixed it for me.

It helped me today, thanks @helgatheviking!

Yup it’s working for me too. Could have been a cache issue for sure. Glad it worked out for you! Btw, your URLs still have chaicoughski in them. Perhaps you want to update the menus.

Re: background updates, try this plugin to diagnose: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/background-update-tester/

That’s strange.. Could you be more specific about how it “doesn’t work”? Do you get an error message or something?

Hi Ted, got your email and popped in to see your post. I think you made a mistake in Step 3. It should be

require('./chaicoughski/wp-blog-header.php');

because chaicoughski is the directory you installed WordPress in. Give it a try and see how it goes ??

Doesn’t it work if you just do this?

if ( get_post_type() == 'landing_pages'  ) {}

That will only target landing_pages CPT single pages, not regular Post single pages

Does this mean you only want to target Posts, but not CPTs? You can also use get_post_type() for regular Posts.

if ( get_post_type() == 'post' ) {
// this code only runs for Posts
}

Or combine them

if ( get_post_type() == 'post' || get_post_type() == 'book' ) {
// this code only runs is the current post is a regular Post or Book CPT
}

Hint: regular ‘ol Posts are a CPT too (“Posts” CPT)

Hi, you can use the get_post_type() function. e.g.

if ( get_post_type() == 'book' ) { ... }

Here’s a handy page to bookmark: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Conditional_Tags

??

I don’t have plans for this right now but I will take that as a feature request!