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  • I got this to work for excluding logging of our RSS feed, which is too verbose. So thanks for the tip.

    I would like a better way, a more permanent way to solve this. Creating a ‘simple_history/log/do_not_log’ hook or better yet, create ‘exlude’ rules in a GUI that can be toggled on/off. I just purchased the premium version with the purpose of doing a bunch of excluding.

    An example, I’d like to exclude all events with ‘post_type:wprss_feed_item’ AND ‘_message_key:post_deleted’

    /wp-admin/admin.php?page=simple_history_admin_menu_page&exclude-search=wprss_feed_item

    Event details
    Key Value
    id 156471
    logger SimplePostLogger
    level info
    date_local 2026-05-22 14:38:56
    date_gmt 2026-05-22 18:38:56
    message Deleted feed item "UK sees hottest day of year as bank holiday travellers face queues"
    message_uninterpolated Deleted {post_type} "{post_title}"
    initiator wp
    occasions_id 14e5e6ab7a415ad91da8890e0e0603d0
    subsequent_occasions_count 1
    via
    Event context
    Key Value
    post_id 116328
    post_type wprss_feed_item
    post_title UK sees hottest day of year as bank holiday travellers face queues
    _message_key post_deleted
    _wp_cron_running true
    _server_remote_addr 34.29.210.85
    _server_http_x_forwarded_for_0 34.29.210.85

    I tried using the Message Control feature but I could not find the correct logger to disable. The names of the loggers in the list do not match the logger listed in the sample event (above). Maybe a special Plugin logger is needed for the WP RSS Aggregator plugin?

    I too had the same thoughts/problems about the first two column names that the plugin suggested. I ended up using the actual column names that were exported instead of the suggested column names. Instead of “Username” and “Email”, I used “user_login” and “user_email” as the first two column names. Perhaps the plugin’s suggested formats are old WordPress names? I agree the instructions could be made clearer.

    I was pulling my hair out too trying to change the font in my theme (Astra). After reading this topic I decided to play around with the css location, under the tab “css location”. In the field titled “Enter bspstyle.css location” I added this:
    wp-content/plugins/bbp-style-pack/css/

    The entire url is now the same as what was suggested in the tab.
    Now I can change all the fonts to my whim. Yay!!

    Never mind. I still can’t change features.

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by baileystu.
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