Ben Greeley

Yes, you can utilize the functionality provided by WordPress core to enhance your theme. I’d recommend looking at https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/advanced-topics/child-themes/ to learn about theme development and it should give you some pointers how to enhance an existing theme by creating what’s called a ‘Child Theme’.

@hiheaven01 I’m glad you were able to create a workaround. It looks like it’s a bug with your naming the taxonomy ‘Locations’ instead of ‘locations’ when you are calling register_taxonomy( 'Locations', 'post', $args );. When I try this locally I get an error when trying to add the locations to the navigation menu as you described.

Doing a search in the WordPress Trac, I actually see a ticket to resolve this, but it hasn’t been touched in a while. If you feel ambitious enough to create a patch to fix the issue in WordPress core, it could be a good opportunity to get involved. https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/16600

It looks like renaming from ‘Locations’ to ‘locations’ in the code will create a warning on each of the taxonomy terms, so I’d recommend to stick with the workaround with the CPT UI plugin unless you want to recreate the terms and associate them with the data on your site.

Hi @penandq6, I can try to help with your issue. If I understand correctly, you have a custom template created for every page, and you’d like to use one of these templates to be able to display an archive page to list your posts, right?

Generally, archive templates are written differently than post or page templates, and depending on how the developer writes the templates; they may not support archive pages. The templates should utilize what’s referred to as The Loop, which adds logic to the page to output all the posts that match a page. See the page I linked to for information about how that works, but my guess is that logic needs to be added to the templates for it to work.

Otherwise, it appears you configured your site correctly to use the custom template for the archive. If I go to https://www.sequenex.com/category/articles/, it acts the same way as /blog/, so once you figure out what to add to the template, it should start working.

FWIW, the Developing with WordPress forum may be more appropriate for this question, as it doesn’t necessarily have to do with something broken in core WordPress. However, I see this question was moved from there, so perhaps somebody on that forum thought otherwise.

Hi @johannes999 , this doesn’t seem to be a question specific to fixing WordPress, but rather about using CSS. I’d recommend asking the question on a different forum. Perhaps Developing with WordPress or StackOverflow?

Hi @ilyass28, if I’m understanding your question correctly, you have a version of an image on your production website that is referring to http when it should be using https, correct? It’s worth noting that even if an image is removed from the media gallery, your posts and pages may still reference the image. I’d recommend doing a search for that image name in the posts search and see if you can determine which post or page is referencing the image.

It’s also possible the image is referenced from your theme or a default setting in Elementor (though I’m not familiar with that plugin). In any case, my guess is there’s a stray value and if you can do a search from your WordPress admin, you’ll likely locate the source.

Best,
Ben

@vimalsweans, I’d recommend posting this question in the WooCommerce support forums at https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/woocommerce/ and see if somebody there could help you as this form is specific to questions with core WordPress functionality. They are better equipped to answer your question about WooCommerce.

Cheers

It sounds like you’ve taken the steps I would take if I were troubleshooting as well. To recap, you’ve verified that your htaccess is set up correctly, the SSL plugin is disabled, and the site URLs are all pointing to http. Unless there’s some code in your theme that explicitly redirects to https in the admin, I don’t have many more suggestions for steps to troubleshoot.

I might suggest focusing on keeping the site on HTTPS and downgrading your plugin version to the version that was previously working. You can download older versions at https://wordpress.org/plugins/really-simple-ssl/advanced/. I know I mentioned this earlier, but the plugin support page will likely be able to provide you better support if SSL is broken.

I hope you’re able to get to the bottom of this soon.

Yes, that’s my guess as well @melissaglobal. I’m not familiar with the method you’re using for switching between sites, but your thetroublewithfreedom site is hosted on wordpress.com and has a different domain from the globalroaming.at site, which can cause issues if you try to stay logged in between two sites.

If it’s a question about configuring your sites on WordPress.com, you might want to ask on their support forums at https://wordpress.com/support/

Good luck!