videosurfer

Ok thanks, just posted a request.

Same problem. If this is the official plugin it’s odd that it hasn’t been fixed.

Thanks.

Hi Yeo-hwang

Thanks for your response. I have tried clearing cookies / cache / resetting plugins and also different browsers, but it does not help.

V.

Ok so the simplest solution is to set GA for WP to allow you to insert the tracking code manually (https://yoast.com/wordpress/google-analytics/manual-placement/), and not include the function in the mobile theme.

Thanks, I have tried that but it does not limit the length of the latest article post (which appears in full on the homepage), it seems to only affect the grid posts.

Is there a means to limit the latest / top article post and include a ‘continue reading’ link?

I unfortunately did not find a solution, but for some reason it miraculously started working on the pages. I am not sure what happened, as I did not make any changes. Perhaps check if there are any Jquery conflicts with any other plugins you may be running.

Alternatively create a post with the QA and treat it as a page (in other words link to it from the top menu, etc). Unfortunately it appears support for this plugin is severely lacking, so another option is to find another FAQ plugin to use that is better supported.

I reverted to version 3.1.2 and it is working again and we are starting to receive queries again.

Have any of these issues been fixed in version 3.2.1?

Thanks.

I’ve found that the opening / hiding of answers works perfectly if I add the [qa] shortcode into a post. But if I add it into a page it doesn’t work. Strange. To check if it was perhaps something in my theme I created a page template that exactly replicates the single.php (i.e. post template) file, but it still doesn’t work.

Any ideas?

You can see the form on the right hand side of the page here: https://bit.ly/MIj4iM

Does anyone have any solutions to this?

Yes, I managed to sort this using the GD Taxonomies Tools plugin: https://www.dev4press.com/plugins/gd-taxonomies-tools/

Very flexible and customizable plugin.

Thank you Milan, this helped a lot.

What I did:

In render.php I created a new string (call it %STRING%) of the meta-tag I wanted to include in the multirating result. I then called it through the get_post_meta() function and passed it as the %STRING% result.