michaelnorth

@gripgrip

Thanks for the reply. The code does not exist in functions.php, it’s been removed. It’s only running in WPCode. I’m using Run Everywhere. Any ideas?

@miketopher

Thanks, but in this case, I need it work across pages, posts, archives, etc. Still baffled why the code works in a child theme, but not in Code Snippets. Thought that was the whole idea of the plugin?

Does anyone have an idea why this code works in a child theme, but not when injected with WPcode or Code Snippet plugins?

I also tried the bulk method with the same result: missing images.

Also, this plugin does not appear to be able to move posts in bulk. There’s no “copy” option in the bulk action dropdown. Correct?

Meant to mention that Elementor 3 support is really what I’m looking for.

No response from the developer. Moving on . . .

Agreed. Adding another plugin is not a legitimate solution. No response from the developer so far. ?

Great, thank you! I’ll try it very soon.

Hmm . . . not working for me.

I have a Terms and Conditions page: https://zonderfamilylaw.com/terms-conditions/

It is selected as the page for Terms and Conditions under WooCommerce Page Setup. See screenshot: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ixqan3nh1eskbex/2021-03-04-01.jpg?dl=0

I cleared the cache and refreshed the Checkout page, but the Terms and Conditions box does not display. See screenshot: https://www.dropbox.com/s/5mtazcfm43c3kk3/2021-03-04-02.jpg?dl=0

Hi DJ,

I can’t see taking the time to make daily local backups manually, especially to a local drive that’s subject to fire, theft, failure, etc. I suppose I could lash up GoodSync or a similar utility to move files off the server to a local drive, but that doesn’t solve the risk issue either.

For my own sites, I want duplicate backups in the cloud, say a copy on S3 and another on Dropbox – completely isolated systems. And I want that to happen automatically with some type of notification.

My beef with Updraft is that they assume the user is willing to re-install WordPress, enter the database information, re-create the .htaccess file, etc. Ridiculous waste of time. They don’t clearly disclose the limitations that I can see, or they just gloss over it. Yesterday, all I needed was a copy of a client’s htaccess file . . . only to find out it was never backed up by Updraft . . . unless I purchased an extension in advance to specifically capture core files. I pay hundreds per month for various services, but Updraft’s deceptive approach turns me off. Backup solutions are a weak spot in the WordPress universe.

I ended up using the hosts restore utility to get exactly the file I needed. Took five minutes at most.

OK, thanks Andi. I’ll take a look at v4. Meanwhile, for my simple needs, I’ve discovered Elementor can present code snippets using their “HTML” element. There’s no syntax highlighting of course, just the basics.

I also like that Redirection monitors and automatically creates redirects if a user changes a URL (so it doesn’t break).

Correct, you did not mention anything about multiple locations support, but lack of that support is not mentioned either. It’s not criticism, I’m simply pointing out to the many users that have multiple locations that they’ll have to use a different solution for now.

Regarding Redirection, everything is clear, but a couple of features I use all the time are missing as far as I can see. For example, the option to ignore case and ignore trailing slash.

Thanks Mikko, I think it’s working now. Correct, the popups are a Pro feature as far as I know.

Not really, there are other elements in the sidebar I’d like to display, so I’d like to keep the sidebar on the page. I’m wondering if it’s possible suppress the display of posts from WP Show Posts in the sidebar, just on that page.