Jack

I use custom fields for things like this. It locks them down to content rather than markup. And you can get that content and use it in your own php and adjust as necessary.

Honestly, advanced custom fields plugin makes it very simple to register these custom fields vs. manually doing it.

Since the option changes front end appearance, i would use the customizer api. It shows a little pencil/edit icon next to the items that can be changed on the page. So you don’t have to go hunting around the admin dashboard to find it.

Does the network panel in your browser show that your js file is loading correctly? As in there’s no 404 error on it and the path is correct?

Also, you should remove your Google api key from your post for safety. And/or make sure it’s locked down correctly.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by Jack.

Is this a custom theme? Does the problem happen if you switch to the 2017 theme?

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If you don’t have access to your php.ini file, you may need to contact your host. Sometimes on shared hosting, they may lock down php functions like time zone.

Stream plugin perhaps? https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/stream/

Do you have any old files in your /public_html/ folder? Namely, look for a file named index.html

You can use the if statement inside the function that enqueues your scripts. For a loose example,

if(!wp_script_is('jQuery.js','enqueued') ) {
    wp_enqueue_script('jQuery.js');
}

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by Jack.

I can’t speak for everyone, but imo this is a complicated php algorithm. So since it is vanilla php and not specific to WordPress, you may get better answers on stack overflow. That is, if you don’t find help here.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by Jack.

Is there some kind of plugin that is trying to force https in wp-admin or something that wrote to your .htaccess file? How did you upgrade to https, in other words.

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If you click the html tab on the editor, does your text show up?

Is the post visibility set to private by any chance? It is an option above the Publish button.

Take a look at this write up:

https://en.support.wordpress.com/more-tag/

A lot of times, the metabox will try to fuzzy match a term as you type it (sort of like a Google search)

So as you type a term that is already created, WordPress should pull it up as a suggestion.

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It looks like the $newPost array isn’t checking for the featured image when you make a new post. Since they overwrote WordPress actions, it was probably easy to forget all that goes on with creating a new post. So the featured image never gets put in the database