Fanus

I forgot to ask, which version of Virtue / Pinnacle ToolKit should I use for October 2014?

Thanks for the reminder on the toolkit and for providing the version for October.

I’ll give it a shot over the weekend and let you know.

I’ve built the site with it’s child theme edits in October 2014.

Therefore what I want to do is to trace back to the version of Virtue that I used back then.

I have found the SVN link here – https://themes.svn.www.ads-software.com/virtue/

You have only dated the versions on the readme.txt file from version 2.4.3

I would like to know which version of the theme was available around October 2014 and then download that version via SVN and revert back to that version.

That should solve my problem.

Therefore: Could you kindly advise which version was available in October 2014.

Thank you.

The custom fields used to show in the backend as well as the frontend.

Fortunately since the update the front end fields remained in tact, however when you hit edit and flip to the backend the fields in there are back to default as you guys have created them.

Also now if one wants to add a new portfolio item my fields are gone in the backend and your defaults are there now.

I have noticed that there is a change in the coding of templates/content-singleportfolio.php

Section starts as follows:

OLD CODE:

<div class=”<?php echo $valueclass; ?>”>
<div class=”pcbelow”>
<ul class=”portfolio-content disc”>
<?php global $post; $project_v1t = get_post_meta( $post->ID, ‘_kad_project_val01_title’, true );
$project_v1d = get_post_meta( $post->ID, ‘_kad_project_val01_description’, true );

NEW CODE:

<div class=”<?php echo esc_attr($valueclass); ?>”>
<div class=”pcbelow”>
<ul class=”portfolio-content disc”>
<?php $project_v1t = get_post_meta( $post->ID, ‘_kad_project_val01_title’, true );
$project_v1d = get_post_meta( $post->ID, ‘_kad_project_val01_description’, true );

Hi There,

I have used the templates/content-singleportfolio.php file and added my custom fields to the section that starts with:

‘<div class=”pcbelow”>
<ul class=”portfolio-content disc”>’

Check this link out – https://jetpack.me/support/infinite-scroll/

Depending of course if you are a fan of Jetpack.

…or did you find an alternate solution in the mean time? I also use the headway framework.

Infinite scroll works well with Masonry like Pinterest is using – https://wp.tutsplus.com/tutorials/theme-development/using-jquery-masonry-for-pinterest-like-posting/

Here is another infinite scroll tutorial as well – https://www.infinite-scroll.com/

It is possible with Yoast’s WordPress SEO on a per post/page basis.

When editing a post scroll down to the “WordPress SEO by Yoast” box.

It has 4 tabs at the top: General | Page Analysis | Advanced | Social

Select the “Advanced” tab.

Here you can now select your option next to “Sitemap Priority”.

Ok it’s active here – https://howdo.us/

I named the menu “Responsive” but there’s no option for me to only select that menu to be used for responsiveness.

Maybe I am missing something in the settings.

I would love for this to work since Headway does not deal very well on the responsive menu part.

@ Joost de Valk – I have followed this excellent tutorial for your plugin – https://www.seomoz.org/blog/setup-wordpress-for-seo-success

After that I used this solution – https://bp-tricks.com/coding/making-buddypress-compatible-with-the-wordpress-seo-plugin-from-yoast/

with Buddypress and with a bit of legwork and figuring out I got it mostly working, but not 100% yet.

Would appreciate it if you could give some feedback here once you have found a proper solution for your plugin, WordPress SEO, with Buddypress.

BTW: Your plugin rocks on standalone WordPress as well as WordPress MU. Holding thumbs for a solution for Buddypress.