jmaraujo

Hi, @gemmaevans! Thanks for the reply! I appreciate your help.

I have about 30.000+ posts (since 2006).

I have made some customizations to the Related Posts section, like adding a default fallback image if no image can be found in a post, or removing the Related Posts from the bottom of the page and moving them to a better suited place in my WP theme.

But I have no I idea how to exclude older posts. I would like to have more recent related posts content (2016 and after would be ideal).

Thank you and have a nice day!

Hey, @gemmaevans,

Thanks for the reply. I didn’t mean to imply the “impersonation” is a Jetpack feature; I was just paraphrasing the original post I linked.

For now I found an acceptable solution. My solution was to put a verified icon next to author/admin user name in the comments section.

I’ll post it here just in case it might help someone else:

li.comment-author-administrador div.comment-author b.fn:after, li.bypostauthor div.comment-author b.fn:after {
    content: "\f14a";
    font-family: FontAwesome;
    font-style: normal;
    font-weight: normal;
    /* insert any other css you may need here (color, text size, etc.) */
}

(You might need to adapt this css code to your own theme)

Thanks, @specgeo ! I was having the same problem, but was able to solve it with your work around.

Yes. I would like to know what happened to the delete cache link.

In my case, I’m not sure if the link disappeared after a plugin update or after I installed the Jetpack plugin.

Either case, I really miss the delete cache link, since now I need to take many extra steps just to clear the cache.

Thanks in advance! ??

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by jmaraujo.

No problem. Thanks, Tyler. ??

Thanks, Tyler. Case is #76605. The support reply was made by Talton.

I imported all the comments once again, and the problem persist. Tested with Opera, Firefox, Chrome and IE8 (except IE, all other browsers are updated to their latest version).

The curious thing is that when I check the page’s source code, all accents are there, but on the browser windows they are wrong. So, maybe is a parsing problem? (I’m just guessing here ?? )

Okay, I contacted the support and they answered me this:

Disqus currently only supports commenting in UTF-8 format. To keep this from happening in the future, we would recommend that all comments be imported into UTF-8 format.

The funny thing is that everything on my blog is set to UTF-8 (template, database tables…), still when I import the comments into Disqus all accented characters are shown wrongly. ??

Yes, same problem here too. Spanish accented characters are shown wrong (á, é, í, ó, ú, ?)). For example ‘técnico‘ becomes ‘t??cnico‘ or ‘algún‘ becomes ‘alg??n‘…

My blog and also the comments table in the DB are set to UTF-8.

Just as heryemmanuel, in configuration options I have set Disqus to “Spanish (Spain)” language.

Any solution yet? Thanks in advance.

You are welcome. ??

I finally solved my problem with the help of the “Disable canonical redirects” plugin. ??

I have the exact same problem. ?? Anyone can help us, please?

Thank you, frankbs. I had the same problem and I could fix it with that modification. ;

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Muchas gracias, frankbs. También tenía el mismo problema y con esa modificación lo pude solucionar. ??

Thanks, t31os! ??

I can’t speak for roro, but in my case the “problem” is that when I publish a new entry, instead of getting a new blank entry form (for posting a new entry) -like in older WP versions-, I end getting the same recently posted entry.

I don’t know if I’m explaining myself correctly…

Is there any way to change that behaviour?

Thanks in advance!!!

I would like to know this too… ??