Jason Paul

I had this problem too but I already had default sort order selected. There’s a glitch in the new version under Banner Image where it mistakenly puts the text ‘Field|’ before the SRC link to the image thus breaking the path to the image. You need to go into all ads and delete that ‘Field|’ text and those ads will show up again. A bit tedious but not the end of the world.

I was just going to say… I had the same error, completely broke the site and wouldn’t show up in Chrome, crashed Safari. This was the latest version of the plugin. Right now running a site without cache so hope this gets resolved soon.

I’m pretty disappointed that this plugin has stopped working correctly. I can no longer target all posts in a category such as category/books/* (or any variation that you’d think would work). It seems like it’s only stopped working after the last update of WordPress.

The Custom Taxonomies Menu Widget can list by ID but it doesn’t do a drop down. (Ideally if there were a Taxonomy ordering plugin there would be more flexibility in determining how terms for taxonomies appear in drop-downs and lists).

Thanks. I think that answers my question. Another fork of that question…
If I do full path redirects on the dev server will they create any conflicts? Or will they snap into place and work when the dev site becomes the live site?

example:
old: https://site.com/oldpathblabla.asp
new: https://site.com/newpath/
(meanwhile the dev server still has a path like https://devsite.com until DNS is repointed)

Really just wondering if I should take the risk and wait to do the 301 redirects when the site is actually live and risk being crawled by Google and losing some clicks while updating links or if they can be done in advance.

I need this too for an archive I’ve migrated to WordPress that goes back 15 years. Wish I had an answer, just commenting to get myself notified if anyone has written a batch assign featured images plugin.

I literally tried several code variations and a few plugin (dev tools, simple taxonomy). After hours of wasted time I refreshed permalinks and it finally worked. Sometimes I guess it’s that simple.

(I think the forum hiccuped and sent my comment to the wrong place now that I’m looking at where this has ended up…I was commenting in the Plugin Forum for the Rich Text Tags plugin.

I just mean editable as in getting the Wysiwyg editor on the Custom Post Type archive the same way as the Category or Taxonomy archive.

It occurred to me that I could embed the shortcode for the plugin Blog in a Blog in the CPT archive template…and then it occurred to me that I could embed Blog in a Blog in any template meaning I wouldn’t even need Rich Text Tags. But that’s only a viable solution for a theme developer.

I think it’s as simple as filling in the description. Is that not working?

I’ve done the same…removed ‘blog’ from the site admin. I also needed to go into the Config and remove:

define( 'BLOG_ID_CURRENT_SITE', 1 );

Now the main blog shows up as the root directory blog which is much more desirable than before.

Aside from the concerns about category names about If anyone thinks this will cause long-term problems to the site I’m working on please advise!

FYI…Editing Carousel theme options gives me ‘white screen of death’ on the site I’m working on. I can get out of it when I switch themes but it’s something you probably should know about. I understand it’s a beta so them’s the breaks for now.

Thanks for that! The individual CPTs work. The taxonomy archive would actually be perfect but I can’t seem to get that to work. When I put in taxonomies the actual carousel displays categories from the blog and ignores the taxonomy request. But for now, having the CPTs is huge, even if I have to manually put them in.

Bummer, unfortunately it just won’t see my custom post types at all even if I tag and categorize them. Let me know if you have a way to get CPTs in the carousel. thanks!