Sallie Goetsch

Thanks, @benimation. I’ll try that while we’re waiting for @alexmustin to squash the bug.

I’m confused, too. There’s a lot of customization on the site, and several other plugins, but none of it (to my knowledge) should affect the emails.

https://screenshots.firefox.com/wJwq1PdriFAzyDuA/kiamiller.local

https://screenshots.firefox.com/cy0eEjHhZ6Is7GA3/kiamiller.local

https://screenshots.firefox.com/XziBu8Sn1O4wpIsK/kiamiller.local

https://www.awesomescreenshot.com/image/3220073/24828813ce2e6580c23442c690b639a1

https://www.awesomescreenshot.com/image/3220074/a109474b805100d1b680d63fc29f1e1e

Hi, Allyson.

I’m pretty sure it’s a conflict with another plugin, but haven’t had the opportunity to troubleshoot it in depth. I warned the client about the issue and she seemed to think that even if we didn’t fix it, the plugin would still be useful.

Thanks, Stephen. I ended up switching plugins to avoid the error, but maybe I’ll get a chance to try out your fix.

I completely understand that there’s a limit to the effort you can put into something you build for free. And this being open source, someone else is always free to take what you started, build on it, and release a new plugin. (I don’t quite have the developer chops for it, myself.) Anyway, thanks for creating this. It’s been helpful and I expect to use it on more sites in the future.

I’m getting the following PHP debug notice that I think may be a PHP 7.1 issue: A non well formed numeric value encountered in /home/rhymesw6/public_html/wpfangirl.com/wp-content/plugins/crayon-syntax-highlighter/crayon_formatter.class.php on line 118

On second thought this should probably be its own thread (as it’s a different error) but I can’t figure out how to delete this remark.

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Also, I’m getting a “plugin generated unexpected output” error:

wp-server-stats/wp-server-stats.php
Notice: A session had already been started – ignoring session_start() in /home/rhymesw6/public_html/wpfangirl.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-server-stats/wp-server-stats.php on line 40

There is no edit button on the original review. I can only reply to it, not edit it.

Hurray! It’s fixed now, and I think the new message is much better. Still looking for a way to edit the original review, though.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by Sallie Goetsch.

I will test that right now. I haven’t actually upgraded to 4.7 on the site that I have it installed on, because I need to do some testing first. But I’ve done plugin upgrades. However, the notice seemed to pop back up whenever I moved to a new admin screen, without my having to make any updates. I should test in more environments (e.g. does this only happen on a production server on WP Engine, or does it also happen on a local dev server) but haven’t had time. I will do that and check back. And if it works now I will edit the review, assuming I can figure out how. (Never done that before.)

Alas, the notice came back…though it’s possible it’s partly an issue of caching, even though so far as I know most caching doesn’t apply to the back end. It goes away when I dismiss it, but then tends to reappear.

Sorry for the delay. I checked it again and it seems to be fine now. Thanks very much.

There are a few plugins like Alphabetic Navigation, though I don’t know whether they work in Persian. You could download one and look at the code for an idea of how they do it, though.

You might want to post this specifically on the Oblique theme support forum, in case there are any specifics about the theme that relate to your question.

There are plugins like Custom Taxonomy Order NE that will allow you to reorder categories, but I’m not sure that’s quite what you need here.

What I would do myself is create different taxonomies or custom fields for each level: City, State/Province/Region, Country, Continent. Then you could display them in the proper order using get_terms(). That’s a solution that would require writing some code, however, or using a combination of plugins. And that means creating a child theme or using yet another plugin (such as My Custom Functions) to store your custom functions.

All of which sounds like a very complicated answer to what seems like a simple question, but I hope it’s of some help.

Official preliminary to this response:

The best way to make changes like this to a theme is to use a child theme, so your tweaks won’t be overwritten when updating the theme.

That said, if you want to show only posts with a certain category or a certain tag, you don’t need to edit the code. You just need to make sure that the “read more” link points to the category or tag archive page. (There are also post format archive pages, if your theme uses post formats, so you could point someone to just galleries or just videos.) You can find this archive page by clicking on the category or tag link in the single post or in the category list or tag cloud widget display. (Typically, such a link will look like https://domain.com/category/category-slug/ or https://domain.com/tag/tag-slug/.

You can, however, create a custom query and put it into a new template or even your child theme’s functions.php file. For examples of all the different types of queries, see the Codex entry on wp_query.