Caridad Zapatero Contreras

We have several reports about this issue and we are working towards a fix. It will be released as soon as we have it.

I saw no problems with link editing in WYSIWYG fields. Keep in mind that you need to select the text you want to link for the toolbar button to be enabled.

What would you like to display to your website visitors? The map itself?
Because in that case you dont need the pre tags or anything.
The PRE tags are for showing the code instead of the map itself.

You can use Types to display a certain alt or title.

For example, if you have a custom field called image you can use the Types shortcode to set a certain alternative text:

[types field=”image” alt=”Alternative text”][/types]

Our Types plugin involves creating and managing new types of content, but when you want to display this content in different ways you have to create custom templates or resort to another plugin.

We do offer a premium set of plugins to deal with all this, for example sliders.

https://wp-types.com/learn/wordpress-sliders/

Have a look at our demo site to see if these products fit your needs:

https://discover-wp.com/

Regards
Caridad

Yes, thats right. We provide this functionality with another plugin:
https://wp-types.com/home/views-create-elegant-displays-for-your-content/

Regards
Caridad

Can we mark this as resolved?
Let me know if you need more help with issue.

With Types you can setup custom post types, custom taxonomies and custom fields to store your data.

This also gives you default archives provided by WordPress.

But if you need parametric search by several fields, you need another plugin like our Views plugin:

https://wp-types.com/home/views-create-elegant-displays-for-your-content/

This problem shows up when you use a hierarchical custom post type because WordPress needs to read all posts in order to create the tree-like display of hierarchical posts.

With default WordPress, this is the case of pages, but not posts.
Can you confirm your custom post type is a hierarchical one or not?

Apart from this, to increase available memory to WordPress you need to add the following line to wp-config.php

define(‘WP_MAX_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘512m’);

Can you enable WP_DEBUG in your wp-config.php file so we can see the complete error message? Post it here so we can help.

Thanks

Can we mark this thread as resolved?

For an “Internal server error” we need to see the complete error message in the web server error log.

With this information we can help you find out the cause.

We are already handling this error reported here:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/update-to-164-causing-error

Please open a new thread if the problem persists in next release.

Can you enable WP_DEBUG in your wp-config.php to see the actual error message? Please post it here, it will help us resolve this.

We don’t have this feature for WYSIWYG fields.

However, I can forward this as a feature request to our team for evaluation.

Regards
Caridad