Marios Alexandrou

I can’t say what you should and shouldn’t have in your robots.txt. That’s for you to decide.

Yes.

You can modify the plugin’s settings which you can access in the Settings section of your WordPress site.

You’re missing the “Sitemap:” in front of your sitemap URL.

There are a lot of ways to do a migration so I’d guess that yes you can fix whatever issue you’re having.

“wp” appears in a lot of places including the names of folders and some files. Replacing “wp” with something else is probably breaking these paths causing your site to crash.

For a migration, I would look for something that makes the necessary changes permanently in the database and not on-the-fly like my plugin does.

Although the plugin remains supported and bugs will be addressed, new features are unlikely to be added anytime soon. Thanks for the suggestion.

1. If it’s not listed in the drop-down, you can’t select it.
2. I’m not familiar with the plugin you mentioned and there are no “extra” settings with my plugin to specifically enable functionality with with the Custom Post Type UI plugin.

get_post_meta is the WordPress PHP function if you're adding it to the post template file.

I don’t know anything about Bricks Builder so I can’t comment on why it isn’t working or how to use it correctly.

What you’ve shown doesn’t look like PHP syntax. Are you using a plugin or something to display customer fields? Does it require that fields be prefixed with cf_?

Questions about the Pro version can be posted here: https://infolific.com/technology/software-worth-using/republish-old-posts-for-wordpress/#pro-version

In your case, include something that is associated with your purchase so I can look it up. Note that posts are moderated so no one else will see what you post.

Do you have a find/replacement rule that is empty? If so, remove it and save.

Also, for your reference, PHP Warnings are not true errors. They don’t necessarily result in problems. Logging Warnings can result in a lot of unnecessary entries in your log files.

Having said that, Warnings indicate that the way something was coded is not ideal. They can pop up when a technique that used to be fine with an old version of PHP is no longer fine with a newer version of PHP. I’ll add this to my list of things to correct.

• This reply was modified 5 months, 1 week ago by Marios Alexandrou.

No you can’t. The exclude from feeds option is all or nothing.

If the toggles don’t achieve the desired effect, then it’s like your theme, a plugin, or a widget is doing something that my plugin didn’t anticipate. There are no hidden settings or “tricks” with my plugin.