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Thank you for your help! Unfortunately, that code doesn’t work. Part of that is because it takes the post title instead of the post slug (which I changed) but more important – the actual attachment page isn’t located at /images/ yet. So this code changes the URL I’m directed to, but the page itself isn’t there, resulting in a 404.

Any clue how to address that problem?

All done ??

Works perfectly! Thanks so much – I really appreciate your help with this!

I tried a few things but deleted them when they didn’t work; I don’t recall offhand now what I tried, I’m afraid.

Hi, I’m a little surprised about the second answer, as the “only open one at a time” function is default behavior for your regular accordions.

I totally get the concerns, but in my case I just need it for very small sections (1-2 lines), so it doesn’t apply. Maybe I’ll just switch over to the accordion block completely then – just a shame I’ll lose the tab functionality on desktop.

Thanks for your answer!

Thank you! That worked great.

Have figured out how to allow italics–just had to edit out the final portion of the code in frontend-noajax.inc.php (which shortens titles, but I wasn’t using that anyway).

Still struggling with adding a byline to the suggested post titles. If anyone has pointers, I’d very much appreciate it.

A kind soul helped me out with this, so I wanted so share the solution since I know there are others with this problem. My author.php file called up my partial-author.php file (which came with my theme), which had been modified to account for the co-author plugin. It was solved by adding a non-modified partial-author.php, renaming it (partial-author-page.php or whatever) and directing author.php there instead.

Hop that’s helpful to some others!

I have the same problem. Only guest authors show up when I try to add a co-author, not proper WordPress users.

I really need this for my site, so I hope it’s fixed soon!

Hi Adrian,

Thanks for your swift response! I triple-checked the post ID, and it’s definitely not a sticky post. This is a brand-new WP still using the TwentyFifteen theme for now, so I don’t think that’s a factor, either. So I’m not sure what the problem could be.

As the categories and tags are in heavy use for the site & they’re very visible, I’d prefer not to have to make a new one.

Thanks so much for your assistance!

Hi Adrian,

I have a similar problem in that my grid consists of all posts within a category, but I’d like to exclude one post. I took the above suggestion, plugged in the post ID, and tried some variations, but couldn’t get it to work.

Is there another code I should try?

Thanks!