Richard

Just finished running some tests with woocommerce, and they’ve indicated that it -does- work with woocommerce product categories and product tags. If you encounter any problems, just let me.

No, it currently only works with public taxonomies. The next minor point release will add bbPress forums.

I can look into adding support for woocommerce, but it will be a little while before any kind of release on the it. Thanks for asking.

Richard Coffee

This link -might- help: post label hook

You should be able to view the cert information in your browser by clicking on the locked icon. The exact process will depend on the browser, but it’ll at least give you more information.

Ahh, I didn’t realize you have multiple local sites. I can’t help with that. Hopefully, someone else will chime in here. Sorry, I hope you get the issue solved.

No coding required, just download the zip file off GitHub. Then upload it into your admin dashboard via Plugins->Add New and click on the upload button to upload the file. Once you activate it, the new menu option will show up on your menu.

Before doing any of that, make sure you have your website backed up. While it works perfectly on my site, you shouldn’t take any chances installing new plugins like this. If you know PHP, I would also suggest you browse the source code on GitHub. The README.md explains what the plugin does.

If you have -any- problems with anything, open an issue on github about it. It would be better to have the conversation there rather than here on this forum.

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If your browser is showing the padlock symbol then it sounds like you do have an SSL cert. Best way to check would be to browse to your cPanel and open your File Manager. Look for a directory in your root (actually your home directory on a shared server) called ‘ssl’. If it exists, look in that directory for a directory called ‘certs’ and look to see what is in it. If you have one or more *.crt files, then you are good to go for SSL.

If it all looks good, then go to your admin dashboard, to ‘Settings->General’ and change the site url to ‘https’ rather than the ‘http’ it now has. After saving that, then check your woocommerce status.

I hope this helps.

I am currently working on a plugin that might do what you are asking for. I haven’t submitted it to WordPress yet, but if you like to take a look at it, you can see it at https://github.com/RichardCoffee/dynamic-taxonomy-menu-items

It’s still very much beta code at the moment, but if you think it’ll do what you want, I would be extremely interested in getting it to work for you.

You’re welcome. Glad it worked for you.

I believe I may be able to help, but you may not be happy with my advice, which is this:

Wipe out what you have and start over. This time do not preface the url, keep it as simply localhost. In Settings->General give your url as https://localhost.

I run this setup on a LAMP stack on my computer. I have no experience with Ampps, so this may not work for you, although I believe it should.

Good Luck!

Don’t know if this will make a difference for you, but I use null instead of an empty array, although I understand that both -should- work.

This article might help you out.

Apparently WPML is aware of the problem.

Good Luck!

@baicusandrei, it may be a theme related issue, since in my case changing to a wordpress theme made it go away. This without deactivating any plugins.

Thanks for the advice @poonam9, but I’m afraid it didn’t really help that much.
The url was correct after changing themes to twenty-seventeen, but this does nothing toward fixing the theme I wish to use.

What I would like to know is how to track this down, in the code, so that I can stop it from happening. Now when I say code, I mean the wordpress core code, not the theme code. I do not expect you to find the issue, just point me toward a place to start, and I’ll take it from there. When I figure what core is doing with it, then I will be better able to figure out how the theme is interacting with core to cause the problem.

Oh, I can confirm that the php version is not a factor in this issue.

Will post here if I can find a solution, or at least a reasonable compromise.

Here’s an example of code I have used in similar situations:

$args = array(
   'post_type'      => 'property',
   'posts_per_page' => 6
);
$newest = new WP_Query($args);
if ($newest->have_posts()) {
   while ($newest->have_posts()) {
      $newest->the_post();
      get_template_part('template_parts/hp-prop-list');
   }
}
wp_reset_postdata();

I hope this helps. Good luck!

I am using Nav Menu Roles with the latest wordpress version. I suspect that there is a compatibility issue with your theme or another plugin.