jannepalmen

Aha. Thanks. Better buy the correct version then ?? It’s a great plugin.

Ok. Mystery solved ?? Thank you. It sounds like a great idea to add it back in the future.

Oh, I’m sorry, it should be “Show existing terms” My mistake.

This is the element and I am trying to find the first input field “Search”.

https://taxopress.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/existing-terms-1024×252.png

Yes, it is selected but it is not visible.

Perhaps there is another way of increasing the font size, font-weight and background-color on the dark overlay slider? Can I add some css?

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by jannepalmen.

Great! Works like a charm. Problem solved. Thanks a lot, Camille!

Hi Camille.

I don’t anything special with TaxoPress, I use it mainly for merging taxonomies. But I have a very large database with many posts, cats and tags. Perhaps that causes the error?

I did a second test. I once again disabled all plugins except Traveler’s map, and it worked just fine. And, as expected, when I enabled TaxoPress the posts stopped loading. After a considerable amount of time, I also received an error page:”504 Gateway Time-out”

I then tried to figure out what part of TaxoPress that was guilty for the fault. I disabled all the internal options in TaxoPress, and the posts loaded just fine again. ?? Then, one ny one, I enabled the options and when I enabled “Auto Links” the posts stopped loading again and timed-out. Perhaps because of the many categories?

I decided to disabled Auto Links and feel happy again ?? I can live without that function.

But, for the record, some kind of conflict seems to exists between the two plugins, perhaps related to a heavy workload when many categories and posts are loaded.

Thanks Camille, for your great work!

Works like a charm. ?? Thank you.

I can confirm this bug. Nothing happens when clicking on the icon for Post snippets in the post editor.

Yes. I also confirm that the suggested updates makes the map work again.

THANK YOU for a fast respond!

Jan

Great news. That would be wonderful. And the idea of letting WordPress setting determine the date format sound like good thinking ??

Hi @rohit_gomgee. No, I never solved it.

Thanks. But that is not an easy way to change the event time, and not a solution to the bug. That is a time consuming way.

For me the problem was the opposite: permalink was correct but event time settings was wrong. So I had to change start time + end time * 45 events = 90 changes, It took me about an hour to to that yesterday. As I said, that was NOT an EASY way.

The question still is: When do you intend to fix this? How can I get the _plugin_ to display the correct time for my events and correct time on the tickets? You had the same problem when we went into winter/normal time last autumn.

And another question: Why do you always present workarounds with videos, and not with ordinary text pages? Text makes it easier to find solutions for problems.

Thanks!