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I am getting the notices, also. Sure would like to know what’s up with it.

What I discovered:

The link for twitter needs to be changed:

line 27 changes from this: // ‘link’ => ‘https://twitter.com/home?status={title}%20{url}’
to this ‘link’ => ‘https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?status={title}%20{url}’

Sorry to hack your code!
And I am unsure about the google share, but maybe it doesn’t matter anymore?

HTH!

Thanks for the reply.

I am still flummoxed because they want it to make only THAT product free from shipping and nothing else in the cart.

I don’t think anything I have looked at has that capability.

You can use Gravity forms with this and get all kinds of info!

This isn’t working for me…

what value does this return?

return coauthors( null, null, null, null, false );

Thanks in advance!

OR Because they are variable, add ‘ID’ as a choice? Because then the product gets it’s own ID?
I was looking at your code and it would be easy to add that in, right?

Can I clarify?

If you set(), you can’t then use add_query_arg() to modify what you just set.

If I wanted a default on views, I would then need to create separate query for any other sort options, like by title or rating. I would not be able to use add_query_arg().

Would you know what the difference is in speed of use in running a new query for sort options versus using add_query_arg()? I am assuming that add_query_arg() modifies, not re-queries.

Thanks again!

Add the if ! admin to the function and it doesn’t affect the admin pages!

like this!

function db_post_per_page_set() {
	global $wp_query;
	  if (!is_admin()){
	if( isset( $_COOKIE['db_posts_per_page'] ) ) {
		$wp_query->query_vars['posts_per_page'] = $_COOKIE['db_posts_per_page'];
	}
}
}

Happy Coding!

Found it, it was in my search results page, I was calling the loop twice.
Yay.

I went to the test server and got results when I changed theme, so it’s got to be in my theme, right?
Do you see what I did wrong?

<form role="search" method="get" id="lg-searchform" class="input-group-sm form-search" action="<?php echo home_url( '/' ); ?>">

                <input type="text" class= "form-control redeye-text" placeholder="Search Recipes" name="s" id="search" value="<?php the_search_query(); ?>" />
                <span class = "input-group-btn">
                <input type="submit" id= "seachsubmit" class="redeye-submit" value="Search" />
                </span>

        </form>

Thanks again for your help!
Christina

Sure, you can look here and search for mini peanut then for peanut and get different answers.
If you are in the admin and search only the post type, you get a realistic answer using both terms.

The theme is a boostrap dev tool, pretty basic, and the post type is based on the recipe-schema plugin
I don’t know if you can see the recipes in a different theme…
thoughts? And thanks!

FYI – it was the artist that sent the images! It had different settings somehow than the name.
Sorry it took me so long to post!
And again, thanks for your time!

BUt you see the name on the top is “LAYOUT 1” I didn’t name it that
It defaulted to that

This is the one I added to the Sample page

This is the table wp_posts

Let me know!

can I send you a screen shot?