Dustin Filippini

Storefront has separate menus where you can add different menu items for the regular and mobile menus. Have you tried checking both of those menus?

This is a good feature request, or perhaps an idea for a new plugin allowing single widgets as a field. Thanks for the suggestion.

not applicable to this plugin

I had this issue too. The problem comes in play here: https://plugins.trac.www.ads-software.com/browser/wp-easy-recipe/trunk/lib/class-wp-easy-recipe.php#L253

First, you aren’t sharing the post category with the CPT so you can remove the is_category() check since you don’t need to include the CPT in those archives and only on the shared post tag archive. Also, you should be doing a check prior to this to be sure you are only modifying the proper query. This is modifying every query run on that page, including the menu query. There should be a check to ensure it is only modifying the correct query.

I will consider adding this in a future update. As of now, the plugin “draws” a new winner on each load. The plugin is available on Github. If you have the ability and add this functionality for your own purpose you are welcome to submit a pull request and I will review for inclusion in the plugin.

This would also be possible, if you are creating a theme, without using this plugin. You can create regular widget areas there. If you want the ability to select which widget area appears in these areas on different pages/posts then this plugin would be useful.

Just a note, the bug has been fixed.

I have fixed this and it should now be compatible with repeater fields. Thanks.

As of v1.0, I have fixed this issue. Thanks.

I have just updated the plugin and as of version 1.0, it now should support ACF v5, also know as ACF Pro.

Could you check under Settings >> Reading in the WordPress dashboard and see if “Front Page Displays” is set as either “Your latest posts” or “Static Page”.

If this is set as “Static Page” you can display any page you create as your home page. My assumption is you have this set as “Your latest posts” where it shows a listing of your blog posts.

If this is the case, there won’t be a “home page” under pages for you to set your Yoast SEO info. With this, you will have to go into the Yoast settings under SEO >> Titles & Meta and click the Home Tab. Here you can enter the specific title and description for a home page that displays posts.

I have fixed the issue. The plugin files are now in the right place with no extra folder.

I will fix this as soon as possible. Thanks for pointing out the problem.