bobjones

Glados, thank you for expressing that sentiment.

Sadly, while colorlib provides some nice themes — and once actually supported them in its forums — it now deflects every overture for assistance with the same boilerplate response — “Go hire a coder.”

This serves to stifle any sense of community among theme users, who in many cases will, if given the chance, collectively work out coding problems and provide solutions.

Fortunately, I believe WordPress controls the wordpress.org forums, and not colorlib. Thus, we have the opportunity to assist each other with issues and bypass colorlib’s less-than-enthusiastic “moderators”.

By the way, if you want to see an example of a time when colorlib actually supported its themes, take a look at this thread:

https://colorlib.com/wp/forums/topic/scaling-header-image-browser-width-sparkling-theme/

nsp-code:

I went back and disabled Post Types Order, created child terms for custom post types entries, and found Taxonomy Order now works as advertised.

On reflection, both plugins appear to accomplish the same thing. Whether you’re dragging around entries by custom post type or taxonomy, they still wind up in the same place.

I’ve corrected my rating accordingly. Thanks for following up, and for providing these plugins.

Again, I don’t want to sort entries by taxonomy so much as by taxonomy term.

So if my taxonomy is Fruit and my terms are Apples, Oranges and Pears, I’d like to display all my Apples in Wp-Admin and see a Sort column that will let me order my Apples as 1, 2, 3, 4.

Can you provide that feature?

Thanks, fonglh! That did the trick.

Lester, there is obviously a place to input my email address on the Manage Backup Database page, but there is no SAVE button!

That’s why I can’t save the changes!

The only buttons on the page are labeled Email, Download, Restore, Delete and Cancel.

I see no way to input a new email address and save it.

Just noticed the script doesn’t pick up the url of the blog post when placed manually.

Metronet does not appear to be monitoring this forum or answering his email, for that matter.

Plus One is a bust for users who want control over placement of the Google Plus button.

The WordPress SEO menu was there all along for individual custom post types.

As nonindex/nofollow did not appear in the collective listing of custom posts, I inaccurately assumed SEO was not available for custom post types.

My bad!

If anything, the question would now be, how would I edit my custom post type menu to include a noindex/nofollow column?

OK, then. This seems to produce the desired result:

<title><?php bloginfo(‘name’); ?> | <?php wp_title(”); ?></title>

Unless Joost has anything to add, this concludes my conversation with myself.