SJNBham

Thanks for the response. We’ll pursue updating the PDF plugin to integrate with Enable Media Replace then.

We’re interested in category support as well.

Updating the link to include https (https://mydomain.com/wp-content/plugins/wd-facebook-feed/css/mCSB_buttons.png) doesn’t bring up the png. Just reporting this in case it relates to fixing the 404 reported as part of this initial support issue.

Thanks

We’re running Version 1.1.30 of the 10Web Social Feed plugin. When loading a site page, we get the following in our browser dev console:

The page at ‘https://mydomain.com/?s=trident+80’ was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an insecure resource ‘https://mydomain.com/wp-content/plugins/wd-facebook-feed/css/mCSB_buttons.png’. This request has been blocked; the content must be served over HTTPS.

We’re still unsure why the is_post_type_archive function isn’t working as we’d expect. But we did find a workaround for our use case. We combined is_archive and get_post_type. Here’s the code we’re using to modify the breadcrumb for single posts and related archive pages. This also works for custom post types.

add_filter( 'wpseo_breadcrumb_links', 'yoast_seo_breadcrumb_news' );
function yoast_seo_breadcrumb_news( $links ) { 
	global $post;    
	if ((is_singular('post')) || (is_archive() && 'cob_project' == get_post_type() )) {
        $breadcrumbs[] = array(
            array(
            	'url' => site_url( '/about' ),
            	'text' => 'About Us'
        	),
            array(
            	'url' => site_url( '/about/news' ),
            	'text' => 'News'
        	)
        );
        foreach ($breadcrumbs as $breadcrumb) {
            array_splice($links, 1, -2, $breadcrumb);
        }
    }
return $links;
}

Thanks for your reply @priscillamc

We used ‘post’ as an example. We’ve also tried the same code with a custom post type in place of ‘post’ and it doesn’t appear to be working either.

We’re unsure if the is_post_type_archive has any other considerations that would be preventing it from evaluating to true when an archive page is loaded with the post type specified.

We understand this specific use case may be outside the scope of this support forum. We were hoping for some insight as to why the WP function wasn’t working as expected.

OK – I figured this out. I searched for an answer before, but didn’t find the following support documentation until now:

https://docs.bracketspace.com/notification/user-guide/advanced/custom-post-type-support

Adding the new custom post type to the supported post types in the Notifications settings allows it to show as an option when creating new notifications:

Notifications > Settings > Triggers > Post > Post Types > Add you custom post type.

https://cob.org/wp-content/uploads/missing.png
https://cob.org/wp-content/uploads/missing2.png

https://iframe.cob.org/documents/missing.png
https://iframe.cob.org/documents/missing2.png

Thanks for the quick turnaround!

Exactly what I was looking for @tobiasbg. Thanks for the quick response!

I think I might know what’s going on. There seem to be a bunch of special characters added in the blank cells (​). For example, Depot Market Square’s Park or Parkland cell shows the following when looking in Chrome dev tools:

<a href="/services/recreation/rental-facilities/special-use-facilities/depot-market-square">​Depot Market Square</a>

I don’t see any extra characters in the Depot Market Square cell when looking in the table editor. However, if I completely backspace out the first letter and beginning of that cell, it does appear to “delete” whatever is in there and allows it to sort correctly.

Inspecting many of the other cells, these extra characters are showing up before, after, or interspersed with the HTML. I’m unsure where those came from. Maybe because I copied the table from HTML, pasted into Excel, and then imported into TablePress. I don’t see any special characters in the Excel fields that are blank.

When I create a plain, new table and don’t add any content I’m not seeing these extra characters in Chrome developer tools. I’m assuming these were introduced from the Excel import. I tested a simple, clean Excel spreadsheet and imported it without any special characters being added as well.

So I guess somehow som special characters snuck into Excel from copying the table from HTML into Excel.

Thanks for your time on this.

Thanks

I did find that others have had similar issues. Just thought I’d ask if this will ever be possible or if there’s a technical reason it won’t ever work. Thanks!

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/responsive-table-scroll-and-fixed-header-clash/

Thanks for the idea. The sorting didn’t seem to be affected by the custom command. Maybe an enhancement request would be to have a command that would allow the HTML to be included in the sort calculation.