justwander

I forgot to mention, I found this on WP Statistics, on the visited page listing.

Yes. I am running an old operating system that I use only for my website and artwork. Web searching is done an a Mac.

@wfalaa,

Thanks. I was wondering who to go to about it.

Ummm…

Can you raise my allowance please?

Thanks.

Sorry @t-p.

This is the forum search that is the problem, like at the top of the page we are reading. When I come to the forums it is impossible to search through the different posts because the loader seems to get stuck.

But now that you mention it, I will test the search on my website too.

Again, sorry for any confusion.

@davidsword, it works perfectly.

Thank you very much.

Thanks for the heads up.

@bcworkz, thanks for the reply.

I was able to trace the problem to the content-page.php file but it wasn’t what you thought. <?php the_content(); ?> brings in the description that is entered when you first put the image into the media library. I use that on the attachment page.

This line, <?php writee_featured_image(get_the_ID(), ‘WRT-post-image’); ?>, appears just before the content call and is supposed to call the image. It does not work when I copy the page.php file and rename it attachment.php. I suppose one of the functions used on that page refer back and then can’t find it.

So I copied the content-page.php file and renamed it content-attachment.php. I put in the image call you suggested.

In the attachment.php file I changed the call to the content page to content-attachment.php.

The original page.php file was left alone.

I realized it all would have been a bit more elegant to put if statements in page.php and content-page.php but I couldn’t figure out what to test for. This works just fine and I moved on to the next problem.

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

Thanks for looking @anevins.

Did find a javascript routine that will let me do it. Just need to figure out how it works.

Ummm…
I don’t think I have a college logic textbook.

Guess I didn’t go to the same college as you.

Thanks!

Thank you Steve, it works perfectly.

Question, would both of these statements…

if ( ! ( is_home() || is_front_page() ) ) {
and
if ( !is_home() || !is_front_page() ) {

…be the same?

Sorry t-p, I misspelled it. It came from, https://www.ads-software.com/themes/search/writee/

Steve, what I’m trying to do is ignore the second IF statement all together. What I want the PHP to say is:

“If this is not the home page go in and set the title.”

The silly thing is I did have it working. Then I changed it and went to bed. Unfortunately, I forgot how it looked when I got back to it.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by justwander.