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Kind of like the cable company telling you to re-boot the router.

Since this wasn’t practical I went in and removed the <label></label> tag from the first item in the form and everything started working again. Not sure why this is the case but perhaps it will help someone else.

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But I’ve used all these plugins before the WordPress upgrade and everything was working for years.Seems to me like something with the upgrade not the plugins.

I figured out the issues. I had set my custom permalink structure to:
/blog/%postname% in order to get my blog posts to appear under /blog.

This works and my Press post still appear under /press.

However the Annual Archive then ends up going to /blog/2022/?post_type=press.

My category archives also end up under /blog/press-category.

If I take the /blog out of my redirects, Annual Archive works correctly but then my blog posts go back to being located at /postname.

In any case it seems like an issue unique to my setup, not a problem with the plugin. I will need to sort it out with some more complex re-directs I suspect.

I checked the box, saved, re-saved the permalinks (just in case), cleared the cache on WPEngine. Also tried adding use_cpt_archive=”true” to the shortcode.

Still no change.

I think it’s something in how Avada handles re-writes. Will have to do some research.

The 1.6 upgrade didn’t help but don’t worry about it.

I can figure it out and play with the re-writes. I’m using the Avada theme at the client’s request and god knows what it does to the URL structure.

Basically, not your problem. I appreciate your help. If I get it figured out and it seems like something that will benefit others, I will post the solution here for future users.

Thanks for the quick and thorough response.

Yes. You can see it working here:

https://rubioslivedev.wpengine.com/press/

Here is the shortcode:

[archives type=”yearly” format=”option” post_type=”news” /]

Thanks, I enabled the product custom post type and checked custom fields in the settings and it works great.

Is there any way to search custom post types by custom fields on the admin side? I enabled admin search but it doesn’t seem to working.

Next to this option it says “If checked, Relevanssi will be used for searches in the admin interface. The page search doesn’t use Relevanssi, because WordPress works like that.”

I assume this means Relevanassi doesn’t apply here?

Forgot to note that it was functioning fine before recent upgrades of both WordPress and the plugin. WordPress is at 4.2.2. PHP Snippets is the current version 1.1

I would be happy to give you a login to my site to take a look if there is a private channel to send it to you.

Any other resolution to this issues?

I can’t really have a client removing &post_format=standard from the URL.

Can you be more specific? I tried doing the following in a print stylesheet:

.responsive-tabs__panel {
display: block;
}

Which I thought should show them but it doesn’t.

It looks like when the page prints it’s actually already accessing some different style than the screen display.

If you could be a little more specific on how to target the tab content to show them when printing, that would be very helpful. Not sure how much of the styles are being written by jquery after the print style has loaded.

What was the other plug in? I’m seeing pf-content in my code and have no idea where this is coming from.

Thanks.

SO what am I supposed to do to get support?

When do you think you might have a chance to have a look at this?