Jake Sterling

Dear Andy, I probably didn’t describe the problem well enough. Anyway, it was a valuable learning experience for me. Thanks for fixing the bug. I have updated the plugin and removed my funtions hack and it works PERFECTLY! I would change my rating to five stars, but the original post is no longer editable.

This worked perfectly. Thanks so much.

We’ve been having similar problems. Our mailing list is very small; so I haven’t felt that we needed to use a mail service. But from time to time, people don’t receive the newsletter. Now, I can’t even seem to send myself a draft when I am setting the newsletter up. Since there is no problem sending emails from the same address, I am inclined to think that this is a MailPoet issue.

Update:

I just pasted the CSS code (mentioned in my original post) into the theme’s CSS and it works. The theme is WordPress’s “Twenty-Eleven.” Clearly there is some conflict between the theme’s CSS and that of the Category Post Code plugin.

If anyone has an idea about how to make the appropriate change in the plugin, that would be great.

Here again is the code that I pasted into the Twenty-Eleven CSS

.cat-post-title{
display: block;
width:100%;
}

Wow, that’s great! And, yes, I feel like an idiot.

Thanks, I’ll try that. Sorry about my code example! I didn’t see that there was a code button.

Jake

P.S. I like your site. My Dad had an MGB when I was first driving and I used to love it. I always wanted a Miata!

— Jake

You can look at what I am working on at my sandbox site — https://sdia.khasidi.net. But it’s not a pre-made theme and it’s still very rough, so I am kind of embarrassed to be showing it to people yet! However, the Pages are listed in the right-hand sidebar and they are in more or less the order I want them in. The “News and Articles,” the “Library,” and the “Get Involved!” sections are going to be the ones with lots of Posts. The other sections are fairly static and will be based on Pages.

(You can see the present site that I am hoping to improve at https://susiladharma.org)

I don’t really know what a “sticky post” is, but I’ll try to find it in the Codex.

By the way, my plan is to have the child pages in the menu be invisible unless you are in that section. That way, you don’t see the whole list unless you are in that specific section. I have done this on other sites using CSS and it works quite well.