Sebastien Couture

Yes I have turned that setting on.

Are you sure you are logged out ? I strongly doubt this is the case since the function which generates the select box with the number of seats depends on that $condition_4 to be true, and its hard coded.

Yes, as indicated above, I tried that but that just removes all paragraph tags from the content.

I installed EM on a other site and I’m having the same problem. This should really be fixed at the plugin level as it produces invalid HTML and has the potential to cause issues in styling.

Hello,

Thank you got your reply. However, could you be a bit more specific? It’s not clear to me when what filter I need to apply.

I tried this but nothing happened :

function my_em_function(){
	remove_filter('the_content', 'wpautop');
}
add_action('init','my_em_function');

Again I don’t wish to disable the automatic paragraphs within my content, simply to fix the fact that extra tags are being added before and after #_EVENTNOTES.

Thank you

Hello,

Re-saving permalinks did the trick.

Thank you

Sebastien

Works for me!

Ok,

Ended up doing this

<?php $categoryParentArgs =	array(
	'title_li'			=> '',
	'include'			=> $catID
); ?>
<?php $categoryListArgs =	array(
	'title_li'			=> '',
	'child_of'			=>$catID
); ?>
<ul>
<?php wp_list_categories($categoryParentArgs); ?>
<?php wp_list_categories($categoryListArgs); ?>
</ul>

I think I may have been unclear because what I’m trying to do seems so simple. Then again I could be wrong.

I want to input a category ID into the function and get the following output.

<ul>
	<li><a>Parent category</a></li>
	<ul>
		<li><a>Child category 1</a></li>
		<li><a>Child category 2</a></li>
		<li><a>Child category 3</a></li>
	</ul>
</ul>

I would like to know if there is a way to do this with wp_list_categories or if I will need to write a custom function to include the category IDs I want.

I tried the child_of parameter but I would also like to show the parent category.

I thought my above function parameters would word as I am using depth = 0 which is suppose to show “All Categories and child Categories”.

Hello,

Just for the sake of contributing in case someone else has this problem. I was having a similar issue and my titles where generated as My article titleMy Blog – Blog description.

The issue as it turns out was that my theme is developed WP Framework which uses its own function to generate titles, semantic_title(). Changing the title to call the wp_title() function took care of the problem.

By the way, thanks for a great plugin. I discovered it not long ago and was very pleased that it replaces about 6 plugins I was using! A great feature would be to incorporate SEO Friendly Images and Custom Permalinks functionality.

I’m actually using a translated French version I found over at https://www.blog-expert.fr/plugins-wp/wordpress-seo-francais-661.html. They even wrote French documentation. These guys deserve a big heads up ??

bump

Hi laurenserge,

I have the exact same problem. I found out that in fact, WP may in fact be looking for a category with the name of your taxonomy, hence the 404 since it doesn’t exist.

Can you post an example of your custom _get request please ?

Thanks

Sebastien

Can an administrator move this thread to Hacks. I think it’s more relevant there.

I think I may have not been clear in my explanation. Here is the site in question :
https://www.coffrets-luxe.com/

I created a taxonomy with product types.

`Taxonomy : univers
+ chateaux
+ golf
+ restaurants`

Calling up https://www.coffrets-luxe.com/univers/golf shows my taxonomy-univers.php template with the golf related products.

I’d like it so that when I call up http://www.coffrets-luxe.com/univers/ I get a page with query that essentially contains the different terms (chateaux, golf, restaurants) so I can have a page with entrance points to the different product lists. Right now, calling up that URL gives me a 404 since WP thinks it’s looking for the post category “univers” which does not exist.

Here is what is displayed in my debug info

`

WP_query
+ query_vars
+– category_name = univers

WP
+ query_vars
+– category_name = univers
+ query_string = category_name=univers
+ request = univers
+ matched_rule = (.+?)/?$
+ matched_query = category_name=univers
+ did_permalink = TRUE

`

Hi

Thanks for your reply.

That’s where the problem lies. The page doesn’t seem to “call” the taxonomy since it shows me the home page.

However like i said, caling https://mydomain.com?taxonomy=types does show interesting vars in the debug. For instance $wp_query->query->taxonomy == "types"

It seems as though WP doesn’t now how to handle taxonomy requests directly, only terms.

Also, if I call up https://mydomain.com/types/ WP returns a 404. In this case $wp_query->query->category_name == "types" so it seems to think I’m calling a category. I find that strange since my category base is set to /blog/.

The page in question is here.

https://thetabletblog.net/apple-islate/apple-islate-images-surface-and-its-beautiful.html

I’m using the WordPress Gallery to show thumbnails of the images. I’ve installed Lightbox Gallery to open the images in a lightbox but the point remains that the link on the image is to the medium size, even when I specify full. This does not change if I deactivate the plugin.