Harold Angenent

I hope this clarifies things about how the blocks are registered: https://github.com/trendwerk/multiple-content-blocks/issues/54#issuecomment-54327005.

Hi Zwoo,

All pages seem to give a 404 not found (for example: https://blok.aquasoftener.cz/zkusebni-stranka/).

Where did you put the blocks in the code?

Regards,
Harold

I’m not sure what you mean. Could you elaborate?

Do you also experience this issue on a clean WP install? If not, it might be a conflict between your theme code or another plugin.

I would advice you to create your own meta boxes with editors or use the Advanced Custom Fields plugin.

Better back-end performance as well as fixing some bugs for specific server setup that don’t allow HTTP requests.

I see you’ve already submitted an issue in GitHub, I will reply on that issue.

https://github.com/trendwerk/multiple-content-blocks/issues/71

Just tested this on a clean install, but I cannot reproduce it. Could you give some steps to reproduce this on a clean WordPress install?

I’m not sure. Multiple content blocks uses wp_editor.

Just tested this on a clean WP 4.3.1 and it seems to be working.

I’m glad it worked. You should always reset the loop after using $post as a variable for something else than the main post.

Try calling wp_reset_postdata() after your loop or before calling the_block().

I believe writing a small piece of code would be better for your overall project, so I’d recommend manipulating WP_Query (using the pre_get_posts filter).

I’m not too familiar with that plugin (or any of them) myself, so I don’t know what plugin I would recommend.

You’re right, WordPress doesn’t search post meta. I believe there are several plugins available that do search post meta, but I don’t really have any good experience with them (performance-wise).

You could also manipulate the WP_Query object to search post meta (using a meta_query). I would advice you to thorougly test performance, since doing this could cause trouble on larger websites.

See: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Class_Reference/WP_Query

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I’m not sure if this is a logic thing to do, but it should be possible as long as you also register the block in the page template itself.

So page-<child>.php should also contain get_the_block( 'Name of the block' ).