Diana Thompson

If I understand the question correctly, the OP is looking for custom post type support within the app rather than how to create them on a website.

Unfortunately, CPTs are not currently supported in the app. I have looked for the iOS app repo on GitHub to log a feature request and haven’t found one. The best workaround I can point you to is using a mobile browser.

Thank, Danielle. I went the ACF way and it works perfectly.

Excellent. Thanks for your help. We definitely need the support for glossary terms that appear inside ACFs.

The other thing we’re trying to accomplish in is adding custom fields to the glossary term entry. I tried the custom fields within your plugin for that purpose. We need one of our fields to be a textarea field. I don’t see a way, within your plugin, to make that change. I also tried creating ACFs for each field we need and connecting them to your Glossary post type. Can I display ACFs I have created on the single and/or archive Glossary page? Or would I have to use the custom fields within the plugin?

Thanks, that makes perfect sense. Unfortunately, the person whose email is associated with the account has left on vacation. Maybe you can help me here.

I am looking for guidance integrating ACF into your plugin. I am not seeing templates that I can copy out and customize. Looking for your custom fields feature in your code, I am finding references in the Alphabetical_Index_Bar.php and Terms_List.php. Are these files to add ACF tags to?

Things I’d do in this situation:
1) Reinstall WordPress from your Updates screen
2) Run a security scan using whatever security plugin you have installed. If you don’t have a security plugin installed, get one.
3) If neither of those lead to a fix, try deactivating all of your plugins and reactivating them one by one to see if a plugin is causing the issue

Have you looked at your .htaccess file? (I’ll assume your server is running Apache.) If not, look for the statement that has those two URLs, back up the file, and then delete that statement from the live file.

If I understand your question correctly, you would like to change the description of your site in Google search results. The best way is to install an SEO plugin. This will enable you to customize your descriptions on each page of your site.

Sometimes files are corrupted during transfer when uploaded. Have you tried deleting the plugin and uploading again? As you may know, deleting would require an FTP connection to do which is provided by your host. Once you’ve deleted the plugin, reload your site to confirm it is the plugin causing the issue. If deleting the plugin does not display your site or uploading the plugin again doesn’t help, Revolutions Slider may be able to help.

You might like to check out these search results from the plugin repository:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/search/trivia/
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/search/quiz/

I’m unsure how password protecting pages relates to your question. Please clarify if you think that would be helpful.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by Diana Thompson. Reason: adding info

Ah, apologies, I thought you already had the font included.

domain.com/wp-admin is the default location of the backend administration panels in WordPress. If you access that page when you are signed out, WordPress will redirect you to domain.com/wp-login.php, the default sign-in page, where you can sign in. Currently, your wp-login.php displays a 404 Page Not Found error.

This tells me that your sign-in page has been moved. This is sometimes done for additional security. If you have a developer working on your site, contact them for the URL you’re supposed to use. Otherwise contact your web host, who should be able to help with the issue.

You can either specify the font as font-family: Economica, sans-serif or add other fallbacks in between, like font-family: Economica,“Trebuchet MS”,Arial,Sans-Serif;. Depends on how specific you want to be with fallbacks.

Add that same font-family statement for the other style you want to change. Add or change the font-size statement as you like.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by Diana Thompson.

I’ve checked multiple browsers and I’m unable to reproduce this issue. The PDF is displaying in all.

This is likely a theme issue. Try switching to a default theme like Twenty Nineteen theme. If that fixed the issue, approach your theme developer for support.

If not, deactivate all plugins to see if that resolves the issue. If it does, reactivate plugins one-by-one to identify which plugin is the problem. If so, replace the plugin with another or approach plugin developer for support.

I am able to get your videos to auto-run on multiple browsers. I noticed there was an instance where I opened the page in a second browser and the video failed to auto-play. When I closed the first browser and reloaded the page in the second browser, so if you’re experiencing this issue still make sure you only have one instance open.