I found out that if I delete the html files and save the theme, the html files are created again but they get their content from the archive-product template.

It’s a bit weird, but maybe that’s how it’s suppose to work?

This was driving me insane!!
I had some buttons and tables with different styles on the development and production environment, for no apparent reason.

This topic addresses the same problem and it was marked as Resolved: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/wp-style-block-gap-different-on-staging-and-production-sites/

The “solution” on that topic was to install the Gutenberg plugin, and it did in fact fix it for me. But using the Gutenberg plugin on a production website doesn’t look like a proper solution, does it?

Clearing the _transient_wp_core_block_css_files did fix it for me, but adding the define( ‘WP_DEVELOPMENT_MODE’, ‘all’ ) to the dev website is a much better solution, because it prevents WordPress from creating the transients for the Core Blocks and removes the need to clear the _transient_wp_core_block_css_files on each database migration.

Thanks @sylverbear for this amazing solution!

If you set the field name to _thumbnail_id, it will replace the featured image. No additional code needed, you just might want to set the featured image to hide on screen.

Ok, nevermind the silly question.
I found out I can remove it on the shortcode attributes.

Thanks anyway!!

Hi there.

I had the exact same problem. This is not an isolated problem, Google changed the cluster icons URL.
I was able to get the cluster icons back by:

1. Update Google Maps Easy to the latest version.
2. Open and (re)save my map.

All working fine now!

Ok, thanks a lot!

I guess I can use the filter above with a few modifications to make it dynamic.
I can check if a particular term is applied to a CPT and hide it if it’s not.

That’s the kind of approach that will cost me more db resource, since I have to cross-check every term with every CPT, right?

You’re right, the search returns no results found. There’s nothing wrong with that.

My only issue is that the term “red” still shows in that taxonomy dropdown options, while I have the “Hide empty terms” option turned on.

Let me try to exemplify.

CPTs: Cars, Trucks, SUVs
Taxonomy: Color (shared by all the CPTs).

Car 1 – color = blue
Car 2 – color = grey
Car 3 – color = black

Truck 1 – color = red

When I go to the Car search form, my color dropdown options are:
– Blue
– Grey
– Black
– Red

If I chose the red option it will return no results.
But, since there are no red cars, shouldn’t that option be out of the dropdown options in the car search form?

Keep in mind that I don’t want to hide any specific term, I want to hide all the terms that have no results for that specific CPT.

By the way, in version 1.0.10 the Menu reads Ulitmate WPQSF, in case you haven’t noticed it yet.

Hi!

Thanks again for your patience.
I’ve tested one of the NSP Code free plugins but it didn’t work. Couldn’t figure out why.

I found this one: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/metronet-reorder-posts/
It works great. I can sort all my CPT on the backend and maintain the FPW order on the frontend.
It also allows me to sort by menu order, so I guess I’m a happy camper now. ??

Hi there!

I’m sorry to get back on this topic but I’m having some trouble again.

It looks like there’s a conflict between this widget and most of the post sorting widgets.
Here’s a couple widgets that I’ve tried, both with the same results:

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/anything-order/
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/simple-custom-post-order/

What happens is that the order of the posts on FPW is changed when I install one of those widgets.
Is there a way to avoid it?

Thanks in advance!

Ok, I’ve found the culprit, I was using the “Simple Custom Post Order” plugin and it was messing with FPW post order.

Thanks a lot for your quick reply!
Cheers!

Already tried it, doesn’t work…
Nor does the Ascending and Descending options.