zymeth25

Thanks for reporting, we will look into it.

I will look into it, all basic Gutenberg blocks should be supported.

This is not currently supported, but if you used a tag instead of category you could do something like this:

[catlist id=100,102 tags="tag107" numberposts=500 orderby=title order=asc]

We never considered this because normally you don’t set nofollow on links to your own website, but I will save this as a feature request

Hi, LCP does not inclue any JS code or libraries. Are you sure you are using our plugin?

Read the documentation. Look for posts_cats.

You have not selected any categories in your shortcode, try a shortcode with a category selected and you will see your catname/catlink. Also, writing shortcode parameters lowercase is much more readable.

In that case you should try that plugin, configure it properly to use the active theme on the pages you want and then add LCP templates as you normally would in a regular WP installation.

Do you know how Oxygen handles WordPress functions like get_stylesheet_directory?

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You should not worry about SEO, it will not have a negative impact. If the posts are from the same category they actually support the the page’s main topic. There are millions of websites with dynamic content and this is perfectly normal.

The only time you should be worried about frequently changing content is if the content is unrelated, like all the clickbait websites with scripted random content.

Yes, shortcodes work fine without quotes but when there is a space inside the value you want to pass quotes are obligatory. It’s true that the docs have examples with and without quotes but they all work because there is never a space without a quote.

Best practice is to always use quotes in shortcodes, though. It makes them more readable and prevents errors.

The two lists are displaying identically.

They are not: this page has pagination with 9 pages, but the page you are having a problem with has 16 pages, so the lists are different.

As I suspected the reason is the shortcode is incorrect. If you want to pass a value that has a space inside you need to surround it with quotes, so name="dog journal" and not name=dog journal. This is true for all WordPress shortcodes, not just this plugin.

To get this category to work you can use its name or slug, so either name="Dog Journal" or name="dog-journal" should work.

Are you absolutely sure your shortcode is correct? My suspicion is that what you see on the Dog Journal page is not a repeat of the Columns shortcode but just a list of latest posts sorted by date. This is what the plugin does if parameters provided in the shortcodes are wrong.

Have you read the documentation? The link_target parameter is what you need.