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Any ideas on the above?

As a workaround I’ve created another category called ‘exclude’ which I assign as a second category to any posts I want to exclude. I then can get away with just excluding this one category.

It’s not ideal though. I’d love someone to suggest a proper fix so that exclude_cargory could take multiple args.

Thanks in advance!

I have the same issue. Exluding one category works fine. Excluding multiple categories does not appear to work.

[ic_add_posts exclude_category='slug1,slug2,slug3,slug4,slug5' showposts='10' orderby='date'?order='DESC']

I’m running WP 4.9.7 (and Enfold theme 4.4)

I’m also looking for this. If the API doesn’t support it I don’t suppose you could could parse the results and filter out certain star ratings?

Hi there. The latest version on the WordPress website is 7.0.18. The download page states:
Requires: 1.5 or higher
Compatible up to: 3.8.3
Last Updated: 2014-8-1
Downloads: 2,006,449

Apologies I was interpreting 0.1.13 as 0.1.1.3 – Oops!

So my new question is: Can you please update the Changelog? It was last updated for 0.1.8 so does not explain the latest updates.

Thanks!

Many thanks for your input – it’s much appreciated whilst I get to grips with WordPress ??

I already have permalinks in place so am unsure why everything does not always make use of them. In the short-term I’ll need to stick with JavaScript as a redesign will be a fair amount of work. I’ll definitely implement a sitemap.xml asap and see if that improves things.

Interesting to note:
Whilst https://www.tlibaert.info/?page_id=748&lang=en looks horrible https://www.tlibaert.info/?page_id=748 without the translation (where available) looks fine. So perhaps my qTranslate plugin implementation is messing with my permalinks.

Thanks for pointing that out. A couple of weeks ago nothing would have been returned but perhaps I just needed to wait more time for the subpages to get indexed.

I guess my updated problem is therefore twofold:

1) Subpage content appears much lower in Google ranking than it used to in the non-WordPress version of the site – Due to the JavaScript loading?
2) Clicking on a subpage Google search result opens the content but not within the context and layout of the website.

Example result: https://www.tlibaert.info/?page_id=748&lang=en
Should be: https://www.tlibaert.info/?page_id=106&pagetabs=1&pagemenus=1

Solutions to the above:
1) Does this need a non JavaScript redesign or can I fully offset the JS issue with a sitemap or other workaround?
2) How do I ensure search engines pick up the full and specific links?

Is it because my subpages don’t contain a link rel="start/prev/next" unlike my pages and posts? If so, how do I make sure WordPress adds them?