Joe Manna

Thanks for the quick response. As a suggestion, it would be neat to make the featured image for a post function like a shortcode to accomplish this. It’s a very specific use-case, though; any modern theme could achieve this as well.

Try this:

.custom-header{
   display:none;
   }

It looks like to me this has been fixed. One of the images on the /launch/pictures/ page was a broken link. The correct link would begin with https:// or https://.

At the risk of not being specific to a gallery of images, the suggestion below would accomplish your needs and give you the flexibility of explaining all the steps in your DIY tutorials.

WordPress supports breaking up a post with the use of the nextpage tag. When editing your content, in the Text editor, you can break up your steps and sections with <!--nextpage--> in your content to indicate that those are separate pages within a post (pagination).

There is something to be optimistic about. The new WordPress editor that everyone is excited about is codenamed Gutenberg. It does exactly what you described without any work. It’s still under testing, but it looks promising.

Do you have any other YouTube or similar oEmbed providers running in a plugin? The shortcode [youtube] could result in another plugin not picking up the shortcode due to a conflict, so doing nothing is safer than throwing an error or a blank page.

Also, have you tried this guide from Jetpack to ensure the shortcode module is firing? https://jetpack.com/support/control-jetpacks-modules-on-one-page/

Beyond of clearing cache on your WP instance (if you have a caching plugin), the changes should be instant.

I tested your shortcode as it appears in your post and it works perfectly for me on my site.

It looks great to me. Has this been fixed?

How are you capturing these form submissions?

You will want to ensure that you have hidden fields and you either have Javascript or a plugin that securely listens for these GET variables and places them in the hidden fields on the form.

It might have saved an auto-draft if your post. Think of it as a post that is neither published, scheduled, or draft. Try setting your post revisions to zero in your wp-config.php.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Editing_wp-config.php#Disable_Post_Revisions

define( 'WP_POST_REVISIONS', false );

I had the same issue and that was what was causing it. I also used the plugin WP-Optimize to clear all transients and post revisions to utilize the slug as I intended. https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-optimize/

As a tip, if you’re working on a post, set your title and slug and save it. It will then be a draft and not likely to have issues later.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by Joe Manna.

WordPress installations typically take seconds, if not minutes at the latest.

As Steve mentioned, check with your web host as there might be something they need to fix to ensure it works properly. In short, ability to set file permissions, MySQL, and PHP are necessary.

It may not be you. LinkedIn has officially deprecated the counting of shares of a piece of content.

Read the post by LinkedIn:
https://developer.linkedin.com/blog/posts/2018/deprecating-the-inshare-counter

If you still see similar “counters” of LinkedIn shares, they could be cached by the website you’re accessing or still held in your browser’s cache.

You can inspect and test the count directly from the LinkedIn API here (using Google as an example):
https://www.linkedin.com/countserv/count/share?url=https://www.google.com/&format=json

It appears you’re using WooCommerce. Here’s a link to the documentation that might be helpful.

https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/managing-products/

Keep in mind that WooCommerce is a flexible commerce platform for WordPress. It is somewhat advanced even for intermediate users. You might even have additional third-party services that integrate and populate product data into WooCommerce, so that will require additional research on your part. I would recommend that you take some time to get familiar with WordPress itself so you can better navigate and understand how it is managed.

To help you get a better understanding of managing WordPress, get familiar with the Administration interface. (If you see additional content beyond what’s listed here, it’s likely a plugin that is controlling that information.)

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Administration_Screens

I don’t think you need to start over, you just need to update your database to know that the root URL is at /, not /wordpress.

Here a guide that might help: If you have accidentally changed your WordPress site URL

There are other ways to do it by editing MySQL itself, but this might be easier if you follow the steps there. ??

WP Debug is a special mode that is intended for developers to see any and all error messages, warnings and noticed. For everyday users, it’s not needed and shouldn’t need to be enabled.

As far as script errors, that means the code on the site (often Javascript) has an error in it. You can view these by right clicking on your site and clicking Inspect Element (or by pressing F12 on your keyboard) then clicking on Console. It is normal for some errors to show, so consider what the problem is and what the expected output should be.

Thousands of plugins often use Javascript or jQuery and could have problems. So, try disabling your plugins and re-enabling one at a time to determine what the issue could be. If you found the one causing the issue, visit their Plugin page and solicit support for it so they can improve the plugin.

OptimizePress offers support for their plugin available here. It appears it could be a file permissions issue, just by glancing at the error message, but that’s just a guess.

You can also restore backups by contacting your hosting provider. Not all hosts store backups, but it never hurts to submit a support request and see what’s possible. For GoDaddy, it appears you can only restore sites after you initially backed them up. (Source)

Also, the code was recommended by StudioPress. If it’s broken or a different call needs to be made, let me know and I’ll contact them.

<?php
//* Do NOT include the opening php tag

//* Add Jetpack share buttons above post
remove_filter( 'the_content', 'sharing_display', 19 );
remove_filter( 'the_excerpt', 'sharing_display', 19 );

add_filter( 'the_content', 'sp_share_buttons_above_post', 19 );
add_filter( 'the_excerpt', 'sp_share_buttons_above_post', 19 );

function sp_share_buttons_above_post( $content = '' ) {
	if ( function_exists( 'sharing_display' ) ) {
		return sharing_display() . $content;
	}
	else {
		return $content;
	}
}