mchelles

There is an option in the latest plugin version of this to disable the attached images from displaying at the bottom of the plugin. Did you try unchecking that box? It is under “Others” and at the bottom it says “Show attachments in the post If you want to show the uploaded attachments in the post” – see if that box is checked perhaps?

Did you try going to the Plugin Editor in WP Dashboard and pasting this at the very top of the plugin js file?
$.noConflict();

If so, did that work for you? If not, what theme are you using?

That fixed it for me on two sites with different themes but I have no idea if that’s the best way of doing it. There’s also a pro version of the plugin – that may be better supported.

Thanks for this! I was having a js conflict with my theme and this fixed it for me!

To update this issue – I’ve noticed that on the sites I’ve had issues with this on, the links are being overwritten with numbers for some reason.

for example say this is your image link you’ve inserted into the post:
wp-content/uploads/2010/10/image.jpg

After importing for some reason, it is listing the links with image11.jpg or image22.jpg. There is no image for this permalink, so it shows the broken image/alt text. If I change the links to the original permalink the images display fine of course, but it’s still not “attached” to the post.

Anyways, Still no solution other than manually updating the links and experimenting with the various attachment-image plugins out there…but thought I’d add this at least anyways in case someone should happen to experience the same thing in the future.

Are you using WordPress custom menus?

This explains custom menus if you are not already using them:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/wp_nav_menu

To get your CPTs to show up there, just make sure you have this in the functions file where you are registering them:
‘show_in_nav_menus’ => true,

You can also always link to any page on your site directly also using custom nav menus. You can use the custom menu widgets to control what appears in the sidebar as well.

For the breadcrumbs…I would probably do something like this tutorial:
https://tkdigitaldesign.com/wordpress/how-to-write-a-breadcrumb-function-for-wordpress/

And then just adjust as necessary for the taxonomies/custom post types. Some breadcrumb plugins support custom post types but I am not sure which ones off the top of my head.

Good luck, hopefully that will help a little.

Would this help maybe?

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

I could probably offer a suggestion, but I am not sure what you mean by problems with the navigation. Do you mean creating a navigational menu (like at the top of a page where it says “Home, About, Contact, Page 1, etc.) or are you trying to build sort of like a sitemap/directory page of all the different taxonomies? If you could clarify – chances are it is something pretty simple to fix.

Did you name the stylesheet styles.css? It needs to be style.css ??

It works fine in firefox, which means it is probably an internet explorer only issue.

You can google “ie png fix” and see if that helps you figure it out (you’ll likely see many different ways of doing it – some are less complicated than others) – or the easiest thing to do would be to crop your image so it does not have the transparent part at the bottom or save it with a back/dark background instead of transparent.

It sounds like somewhere on your server is a file that keeps making you vulnerable. Did you do a clean wordpress/database install for all of your sites? (I usually just export posts and then do fresh install with new database and reimport if a hack was severe). Do you have the timthumb or similiar script on any of your sites in a theme or plugin? A lot of files you may not suspect might be altered, either in themes/plugins and I’ve found that if you have multiple sites on the same server sometimes the one that is “infected” is not the one that appears hacked.

I had this problem of repeat hacks with one of my hosts, I couldn’t even access ftp after resetting passwords/deleting entire server/setting up all new databases. I finally just moved all the sites to a different, more expensive, more security focused webhost – it sucked and I never figured out the cause of it, but it solved my problem the easiest.

Thanks for clarifying Ramoonus. It might be a good idea to update the description for your plugin so to reduce the confusion so we know yours is the better one of the two.

I will probably not be much help as to why the security credentials are not verifying correctly, but it seems like the plugin still works fine the way it is supposed to – I can go into a post, search for an item and insert it and it shows with my ID.

A server error 500 usually means that your server ran out of memory. Could be that maybe the server is experiencing issues or for some reason your site is already using a lot of resources and your host has a php memory limit. Are you able to increase your php memory?

I would start with first setting up an XAMPP server on your computer, this gives you a nice playground for experimenting with wordpress and themes without being on a live server.

Nice tutorial here:
https://www.thespinningdonut.com/setting-up-wordpress-on-your-pc/

Once you do that, then take the default 2010 theme and look at the different parts of it. You’ll see basically what you have is an html template broken up into 6-10 different files (ie: header.php, index.php, single.php, page.php, footer.php, sidebar.php).

The html/css is the same – what’s different is that instead where there are normally words, you have php code…so instead of displaying “Hello World!” as the post title it will show `<php the_title()? >

From there it is just about trial and error and messing around with various tutorials online – for example you can experiment with making posts loop based on categories or start writing your own wordpress functions/filters/hooks. (See the WordPress Codex and read and re-read it until you can quote it verbatim, lol). It is helpful to study other themes and plugins too. WordPress is GPL, so often times you can copy/paste/alter pretty much anything that already exists – no need to start completely from scratch.

If there’s someone locally near you who can show the ins and outs of coding wordpress that can be helpful too ??

Are you using the same database for all three sites? That is the only thing I could think that would cause an issue like that – I’ve hosted multiple wordpress installs on the same domain plenty of times (both shared and VPS hosting) and never had any issues with permalinks, but they all used different databases.

Maybe it would be better to go with WPMU to manage multiple blogs on one domain? It is not too hard to set up:

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

This might help a little:

https://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.runhundred.com%2Ftop-songs-2%2F&charset=%28detect+automatically%29&doctype=Inline&group=0

Line 215, Column 6: document type does not allow element "hr" here; missing one of "object", "applet", "map", "iframe", "button", "ins", "del" start-tag

If you fix those errors it will probably make it work consistently hopefully ??