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PS: One more thing: the blog Home does fill out the entire content area and I did try to copy the style of the middle column where this content is located, but it did not work…

I tried #1 by editing a test post on the code editor :

<ol>
  <li>This is the first item.
    <!-- wp:footnote -->
    <p>This is your footnote content for item 1.</p>
    <!-- /wp:footnote -->
  </li>
  <li>This is the second item.</li>
  <li>This is the third item.</li>
</ol>

… and I get this message in the visual editor:

Your site doesn’t include support for the “core/footnote” block. You can leave it as-is, convert it to custom HTML, or remove it.

How should I implement it?

As a side note, when I manually add the footnote block I see that there’s a lot more going on in the code:

<sup data-fn="652a5e8c-3be6-437d-b170-9068ce035379" class="fn"><a href="#652a5e8c-3be6-437d-b170-9068ce035379" id="652a5e8c-3be6-437d-b170-9068ce035379-link">1</a></sup>
	<a href="#652a5e8c-3be6-437d-b170-9068ce035379" id="652a5e8c-3be6-437d-b170-9068ce035379-link">1</a>
</sup>

… and then further down:

ol class="wp-block-footnotes"><li id="652a5e8c-3be6-437d-b170-9068ce035379">Footnote text. <a href="#652a5e8c-3be6-437d-b170-9068ce035379-link" aria-label="Jump to footnote reference 1">??</a></li></ol>

# 2 – This is what I was trying to avoid with this setup if possible…

Mmm… The file was never manually edited until today and I do remember successfully changing permalinks before… Something must have triggered that change, but I’m clueless as to what.

Anyway, thanks so much for your help!

@threadi – tried that, but it didn’t work with me.

@hcabrera – Eureka! It’s working now!! :-)) I wonder what might have disabled it?!!

/Applications/MAMP/htdocs/Wordpress . I never changed it.

Here is the file. It’s located in C:\MAMP\conf\apache\httpd.conf, which is its default location per this page.

There is an additional httpd.conf located in C:\MAMP\conf\apache\original\httpd.conf. I don’t know if that’s relevant but here is a side by side comparison of the two files.

Thanks for taking a look!

@hcabrera – yes, saw that. Thanks for responding! (thanks @threadi too!)

I changed permalink structure several times at random, but never to the Plain structure, I realize. I was actually under the impression that Post Name was the default, perhaps because that’s how I ALWAYS have mine structured and am not a fan of Plain for SEO.

Anyhow, I just changed to Plain and can now view the pages/posts (!!). The REST API error is gone too from Site Health Status. No other structure works, though. All the others return 404s and the REST API error.

There’s still something off here, though, as this is definitely not how I had permalinks structured before and it worked. And, I now seem to be stuck with Plain! I still have all plugins disabled and the default twenty twenty-four theme on, so there shouldn’t be any conflict.

Any ideas of where else to look?

Hi @threadi – That page is also showing a 404…

Anything else I should do?

I’m experiencing the exact same problem as @isaka . I was happy to find out about https://www.ads-software.com/documentation/article/footnotes-block/, but unfortunately my footnotes are not getting saved. I’ll have to revert back to using a plugin.

Before landing in this page I found some old support threads and thought this issue had been solved in summer 2023, but it appears to be back one year on.

As I explained in an earlier post, I was trying to filter content (custom post types) from a query loop. Just that.

From your plugin page:

Key features

• Filters any post types
• Supports any filtering criteria
• Easy integration on a page using Widgets or Shortcodes

The free version of the plugin does not support filtering on singular pages. But?PRO version?supports.

Take a look:

https://photos.app.goo.gl/bTWmTc8kFkRuD51U9

I’m giving up. Wasted too much time on this already.

@odedta – What is the “main setting”? Can you explain how else to tell the plugin where to filter the results with the free version?

@odedta – “Available in PRO”.

See:

https://photos.app.goo.gl/dnejQ9rwkCsMTZLd6

Hi there!

All I’m trying to do is to be able to filter by custom post type. It says clearly on the plugin download page:

Key features

• Filters any post types
• Supports any filtering criteria
• Easy integration on a page using Widgets or Shortcodes

I’m not trying to filter anything displayed with the help of paid plugins. As a matter of fact I was trying to filter content from the loop which is a WP native functionality. I saw some previous posts in the support forum saying that support for this is coming, but in the meantime, I’m afraid this plugin is still unusable to me….

I don’t doubt that this is a useful free plugin if you want to stick to WP archive pages and woocommerce, but these limitations should have been clearly explained in the plugin download page. That would have saved me a lot of time and frustration, so I hope this review gives you the inspiration to revisit the free plugin download page. ??

Hi @rilwis,

I thought there could be a Meta Box extension that helps display the content and bypass any theme limitations.

Is there?