Daisy Olsen

You’re very welcome! I’ll mark this thread as resolved but feel free to start a new one if you have any other questions.

You’re very welcome! I’ll mark this thread as resolved but feel free to start a new one if you have any other questions.

Is your intention to translate to a language other than English or change the style of the pagination but keep the text in English?

Hi @loek11

Each default theme (those that are included with new WordPress versions) is an entirely new theme. There has been a new theme for nearly every year since 2010 with a corresponding theme name for the year. Twenty Twenty-Three is simply the latest of these themes. The goal would be to use the theme as a starting point rather than to attempt to make it similar to a previous theme.

If you wish to try out a new theme without affecting your live website I’d recommend creating a separate WordPress installation for testing. You can sometimes create an additional site with your host but there are also simple ways to create a Local WordPress installation that would be run from your local computer. Here are a couple of options for that if you are interested. https://github.com/10up/wp-local-docker-v2
https://localwp.com/

The first is more complex to set up and geared toward developers, and the second is much less complex to get going for most people.

If using posts is not an absolute requirement then maybe the Page Break block might work for your needs. https://www.ads-software.com/support/article/page-break-block/

Hi @barb55

I believe that setting publicly_queryable to false will only work for Custom post types, not the default WordPress post type.

I did a quick search and found a solution that could potentially work for what you have described. https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/128636/how-to-disable-the-single-view-for-a-custom-post-type

I have not tested the code but it seems that 301 redirecting all singular posts for the post post-type might be a reasonable solution.

Hi @gezza10,

I can see the image in the post content but it’s not clear if it is also set as the post thumbnail. These would be two separate things. here is some information that might help – https://www.ads-software.com/support/article/settings-sidebar/#featured-image The featured image will need to be set in the post sidebar area as well as in the post content.

Hi, @bowmanvillesantaclausparade I’m so sorry to see you are having trouble finding where to get help. If I’m understanding your situation correctly you are looking to gain access to the email inbox(es) for the domain bowmanvillesangaclaueparade.com This won’t actually be related to the WordPress site that you access at that domain name as the Email is a separate thing from the website. It appears that the email is setup through Zoho Mail based on what I see here: https://mxtoolbox.com/SuperTool.aspx?action=mx%3abowmanvillesantaclausparade.com&run=toolpage

It might be beneficial to reach out to Zoho for additional help. Here’s a link to the service information https://www.zoho.com/mail/

Hi @vlnacz,

Is there content that normally displays in the space between your post navigation and related posts? I don’t see what it might be in the markup but this could be a problem introduced with either your theme or a plugin that is adding content at that point.

Hi @roger-vikstrom Can you provide any additional detail about the image that the transparent background is not working with? The image at the link you provided, of the camera, looks to have an opacity and background color applied to it. Did you want the background to be white like the background instead of black with opacity applied, making it appear grey?

Hi @z2lai,

It is possible to create or to have a plugin that could run a Cron job that would remove post revisions but to the best of my knowledge, and based on some quick research this isn’t something that would happen by default. Just to be safe maybe asking the question directly to the author of the plugin you are using to override the host-level setting might help set your mind at ease.

One other thing to note is one reason that managed hosts might limit revisions is to maintain a level of performance for your site in keeping with the standards they have set.

I’d be very interested in learning, specifically, what you have found to be difficult to accomplish with Gutenberg. The project is constantly moving forward with new features and improvements on a regular basis. Have you had an opportunity to work with the editor recently?

I can definitely see that needing to save your posts one at a time would be frustrating! As was mentioned above the Gutenberg plugin will give you access to new features and improvements on a regular basis. Sometimes those changes may be problematic for content that was created using features not yet present in WordPress core.

Was there any particular problem that you encountered while using the Gutenberg plugin that caused you to wish to remove it?

I can certainly understand that iterative change such as is ongoing with the Gutenberg project can be unsettling. Could share more details about what has been difficult to accomplish with Gutenberg?

I found the “quiz” plugin, does just what I want. I’d prefer to have it inserted via custom field versus short-code but beggars can’t be choosers!