tubella

Thank you, guys, for your input!
@hchouhan and @optimizingmatters, I tried to disable autoptimize. No effect.
@lapzor , seems like the issue is caused by Q2W3 Fixed Widget. I switched off all fixed sidebar widgets and I could see the footer ?? Hey, it was there ))

I was so hoping it wasn’t the theme’s bug, because I like this theme!
Thank you all!

• This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by tubella.

Yes, please. Enabled.

Спасибо за ответ!

Всё отлично, сделал!

Оказывается, место, где делать, было верным. Другое дело, что, оказывается, надо было код скопировать в functions.php и уже менять там.

Спасибо.

bcworkz,

huge thanks!

‘\r\n’ worked! all is done clean and nice!

Thanks a lot!

f you still cannot find occurrences of blockquote tags in the DB with regexp, it’s likely the tags are not in the DB at all, but are inserted by template code or the block editor’s parser like Joy suggested.

Actually, I open any post with status Pubish in DB, and I see that a <blockquote><h5> sequence is there ??

I’m stunned…

This is confusing….The tags are in DB, but DB search returns 0 resuts…

Dion Designs (@diondesigns),

thank you for your comments!

1) When I open any published post in HTML editor, I see all <blockqoute><h5>in place. They didn’t disappear after SQL run.

2) Yes, sure I am aware of a <h5> tag removal. For this reason I ran UPDATE wp_posts SET post_content = REPLACE (post_content, '</h5>\n</blockquote>', '</blockquote>'); along with the above-mentioned query. I just omitted this part in my question to simplify it.

The trick is that even with the search tool in phpMyAdmin I cannot find any <blockqoute><h5> as if the database doesn’t have it. But they sure are there!

If you can help me, perhaps, somehow I can provide you the database?

Howdy_McGee (@howdy_mcgee)

Thank you for your input!

If you’ve already ran the first SQL query, you’ve already updated all post content, published or not, to be a block quote without an h5 tag. Your second query will not return results if you’ve already ran the first SQL query because that combination no longer exists.

No, that is not the case. The published content is not updated. That’s the reason of my question.

The most frustrating part that even after the first SQL query the combination does exist. Because I see it in all published posts in WordPress HTML editor.

Joy (@joyously)

Thank you for advice!

Yes, I’ve tried Search Regex.
But personally, I found it a bit limited.
I see more search, browse, locate, and filter options with phpMyAdmin.

As a result: I am still struggling to update published posts. It is a puzzle )

Please, I’d be thankful for any ideas!

Thank you

• This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by tubella.

Thank you for your prompt reply!

Yes, currently the code is turned off to avoid visitors bounce due to blank page reload.

May I note that Ad Inserter works with that code when I turn off infinite load function. The ad appears on a single post load without any problems.

I hoped there was a way to show it with infinite load ON.

Thank you.

Yes!
You were right! The previous website owner injected manual code into single post template file. Removed now!

Thank you.

Thanks for a prompt response!

Let me notice, that shortcodes were not placed manually.
I used only Advanced Ads placements, automatically on all posts.

I assume they shouldn’t appear after the plugin disable/uninstall.

Chris, awesome!

The new version works perfectly!
https issue solved!

Thank you!

If you develop other wordpress plugins, please, share a link.
I’d love to use them!

Thank you

Hi, thanks for your reply!

Sure, I did try different settings: preview, non-preview, etc…same result.

Here is a test page https://mzaryad.ru/youtube-test/
plugin short code is [relatedYouTubeVideos relation=”keywords” terms=”monty python” showVideoTitle=”true” max=”1″ lang=”en” class=”center”]

Also, as you can see there, YouTube Video tag appears without any reason…

Thank you

PS
Can it be somehow related to https ? Because I don’t have this issue on my other websites, those without https.

Hello, Ahmed!

Thank you for your plugin and your input!
Your guess about javascript was absolutely correct. WP theme produced it.
I’ve deleted that script.
No more AMP errors shown on https://validator.ampproject.org/

THANKS!

what I do is I copy source code of an AMP page, and run it in google console AMP test tool.
that’s where I get those errors

• This reply was modified 8 years, 4 months ago by tubella.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 4 months ago by tubella.

yes. sure.

that’s the website https://thai-thailand.ru/

here’s a sample page with errors
https://thai-thailand.ru/pxuket-v-oktyabre/?amp