Matt Rittman

@adamdunnage that’s excellent news! Thanks so much for the quick reply ?? Looking forward to the updated dashboard stats.

Yeah, unfortunately these kinds of things can be a headache to pinpoint ??

I’ve also got Akismet, Wordfence, recaptcha, and a caching plugin. Like you said, it could even be my web host. At least with the plugin you suggested, I can see what submissions are not coming to my email. Nonetheless, thanks so much again @arcticblue, I really appreciate your help!

Oh that’s quite handy! Thanks so much @arcticblue ??

Okay no worries @adamdunnage! I sure appreciate the quick response ??

Thanks @adamdunnage, I am just seeing this now that Site Kit doesn’t support displaying GA4 analytics quite yet. However, you mention that clicking the Source: Analytics link should take you to your GA4 dashboard on Google Analytics, but it still links to the old Universal Analytics.

Any update on this? I would be happy to supply more information if need be.

I don’t really understand the whole echo thing lol. I went ahead and added it to my arguments array, but it didn’t seem to change anything. What does it do that I’m not seeing? Yeah, I have a taxonomy, but I just removed it for the sake of this thread ??

Thanks @bcworks!

Nevermind, I think I figured out a solution but using this code instead:

function my_cloud() {
    if (function_exists('wp_tag_cloud'))
        return wp_tag_cloud(array(
        	'smallest'                  => 9, 
		'largest'                   => 20,
		'unit'                      => 'pt', 
		'number'                    => 10,  
		'format'                    => 'list',
		'separator'                 => "\n",
		'orderby'                   => 'name', 
		'order'                     => 'ASC',
		'link'                      => 'view', 
		'taxonomy'                  => '',
		'show_count'                => 0,
        ));
}
add_shortcode('popular_tags', 'my_cloud');

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by Matt Rittman.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by Matt Rittman.

Actually you know what, I don’t think the function wp_generate_tag_cloud allows for a custom taxonomy. So how would I edit the code to only pull tags from a specific taxonomy?

Hmmm very strange! Well thanks for letting me know it’s working on your end. It must be something to do with my theme maybe? I have two custom taxonomies and I know I’m using the right ones. Is there any way to debug it to see where the problem might be?

Oh darn it! Okay haha I will do that! Thanks so much!

Matt

Hmmm very strange. I pulled up the console and the only thing that’s listed is:

JQMIGRATE: Migrate is installed, version 1.4.1

I’ve met all the requirements. The only two I’m unsure about are:
The eval() PHP function must be enabled.
Multibyte String extension (mbstring) must be enabled.

Hmmm, maybe there’s an issue with my web server somewhere. I noticed that some fields aren’t expanding on my Taxonomy Page. Take a look at the screenshot for what I’m talking about. I’ve tried disabling all my plugins and themes, and it’s still not working. I saw on another forum that it could have something to do with some php mbstring module by chance? Heck if I know haha.

Works great now! Thank you so much!

I am using the Salient premium WordPress theme:

https://themeforest.net/item/salient-responsive-multipurpose-theme/4363266?WT.oss_phrase=&WT.oss_rank=5&WT.z_author=ThemeNectar&WT.ac=search_list