pattyok

I had a couple browser windows open testing something, so maybe that triggered it?

For the other admin, they just opened up the site in normal mode and got it too.

I ended up loading the scripts manually and not using viewScript. But there seems to be some conflict between this plugin and the WordPress block.json viewScript functionality.

The thumbnail settings were not square. I updated that and it works now. I didn’t see that tip in your documentation. Maybe add that to this page?

https://support.castos.com/article/146-why-isnt-my-podcast-cover-image-displayed-properly-in-the-player

It appears that the original image needs to be square as well as the thumbnail settings for this to work.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by pattyok.

I disconnected tag manager and reconnected the Google Analytics and now the UA tag is showing up in tag assistant and it seems to be tracking…

Welp I figured this out, though Im not sure exactly why it ended up causing the problem.

I had, early on in working on this site, experimented with a full site editing theme. That created an entry in the database of a post type ‘wp_template’. That template was associated with a different theme though, so thats the part I dont understand, but deleting that entry in the database fixed the problem.

If you are using Admin Columns and have customized your view, you just need to make sure that Post Type (labeled Type) is one of the columns in your view, then you will get Post Type option in the quick edit and bulk edit screens.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by pattyok.

This is still an issue for me, any other thoughts on a fix?

Doing that causes the response from the wp-json request to be null…

Ah Actually for me I found the Culprit to be the Gallery Custom Links plugin. When that plugin is active and a link is applied to the gallery. Pages are not formatted correctly in the wp-json response which breaks any wp-json pages request.

I have found this to be consistently true after upgrading to 5.2.2. The parent page dropdown is nowhere to be found on Pages using the Block Editor.

Ive tested on a clean site with no plugins.

I couldnt find any bugs opened for this specific issue, so I opened one….

https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/47587#ticket

Did you use a redirect tool to add the redirect? 301 redirects get cached at multiple levels in a way that can be difficult to clear. If you try a different browser are you seeing the results as intended?

For the missing admin bar… It could mean that there is an error in your code… if you add define( 'WP_DEBUG', true ); to wp-config.php do you see any errors?

Or are you using any kind of role manager plugin? Some of those plugins allow you to specify whether the black bar is displayed for a particular role.

You will first need to update your theme files in the live environment. Connect via FTP and push your updated theme files to the live server.

To make changes to the pages you can do them manually or if the changes are isolated to a specific post type you can export those posts from your local environment and import on the new environment.

Since you havent done this before it might be a good idea to do a practice run. Make a copy of the live site, bring it down locally and then update that site with your theme files.

Hi fernipascual. The first thing to check is to look in your WordPress settings to see how many posts are set to show at a time.

Go to WP Admin > Settings > Reading Settings. If it is set to 10 and you only have a total of 8 posts, the prev/next links will not display.

Try setting it to less than 8 and see if they show up.

If you do indeed have more posts, you will need to add the prev/next tags to the bottom of your single template. Something like this should do the trick…

<div class="post-nav">
        <div class="post-nav-prev">
        <?php previous_post_link('%link', 'Previous Post'); ?>
        </div>
        <div class="post-nav-nex">
        <?php next_post_link('%link', 'Next Post'); ?>
        </div>
    </div>

More information on the previous_post_link tag can be found here: previous_post_link