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I ran into similar problems when I tried adding settings which were Select types and had around 32 different drop-down options each.

After adding a couple of these and hitting save, I started losing these settings and had to start over again. Second time it happened I moved my code to theme-options.php and continued adding my options in the arrays and now there are no problems.

I think you may have to use some jQuery for this. Add a CSS class when you create the option and then register a script to run in the admin section which takes care of checking the checkbox.

Start with the example code inside the plug-in and learn from that and try to create more advance metaboxes later on.

It’s kind of hard to really pinpoint the exact code to remove this but it should be located on your comments.php file.

Look for something like this:
<?php echo allowed_tags(); ?>

Not sure what you mean by the “Notify me of follow up”.

Hi newyotkcity,

Please take a quick look at this site.
https://www.farinspace.com/wpalchemy-metabox/

I used to hand code all my metaboxes like that tutorial shows you but I haven’t had to write so much code since I found that class which makes this so much easier.

Actually, I just noticed that you mention you put this on a file named function.php. The correct file name should be functions.php.

That might be your problem after all.

Your code looks good to me. The only thing I can think of is that you might be missing wp_head(); on your header.php file right before </head>

I think you are looking for in_category()

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/in_category

Is there any specific reason why you can’t use the # hash?

The correct url to log-in would be https://www.katemarolt.com/wp-login.php

Notice the .php at the end.

Hi jeanbledsoe,

Can you post a link to your Website?

It turns out that my code was right but there was a name mis-match in the info I was storing into the database. I thought I was storing the ID when in fact I was storing the slug so nothing was being returned because it didn’t match.

Hi Esmi,

After going through each of the Plug-ins installed one by one I was able to find the solution to this problem. It was Joost de Valk Robots Meta plug-in.

I was able to go in an uncheck the “Redirect search results pages when referrer is external” and this fixed my problem.

This was also causing the “Search” function on the site to just redirect to the home page without showing any relevant results.

Hi Esmi,

Thanks for your help. The problem I’m having with changing the to the Twenty Elevn site is that this blog is huge and at any given time there are hundreds of people reading it so doing this change is out of the question.

It looks like WordPress 3.3 is just around the corner and I’m hoping doing an upgrade will solve this issue once and for all. I’ll continue to look for a solution online in the mean time.

Use the abbr or acronym HTML element.
https://www.w3schools.com/TAGS/tag_abbr.asp
https://www.w3schools.com/TAGS/tag_acronym.asp

<acronym title="North Atlantic Treaty Organisation">NATO</acronym>