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Hi,
Are you running the Relevanssi plugin by any chance? Unfortunately, relevanssi causes an issue where search queries return 0 results.
In WPtouch Pro, this can be resolved by removing its filter. It can removed by creating a child theme (Pro-only feature) and adding the code below to its functions.php file.
remove_filter(‘posts_request’, ‘relevanssi_prevent_default_request’, 10, 2 );
If you’re not running relevanssi, let us know the URL of the website in question and we’ll take a look.
Regards,
Emilio Rivera,
WPtouch SupportForum: Plugins
In reply to: [WPtouch - Make your WordPress Website Mobile-Friendly] Custom Meta DataHi,
Is there anything else you are doing in the desktop theme to add this functionality? For example, any functions added to the functions.php, enqueued scripts, etc.?
If so, the same needs to be done to WPtouch Pro. Only, we don’t recommend editing the theme’s template files in WPtouch (free). At this time, only WPtouch Pro includes support for child themes. With its “Make a Child Theme” extension, this process can very easily be done right from the WPtouch Pro admin panel.
Regards,
Emilio Rivera,
WPtouch SupportHi,
I can confirm that all those options exist in WPtouch free 4.2.3.
Regards,
Emilio Rivera,
WPtouch SupportForum: Plugins
In reply to: [WPtouch - Make your WordPress Website Mobile-Friendly] wp-PostViewsHi,
Per wp-PostViews instructions – https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-postviews/installation/ the plugin works after adding <?php if(function_exists(‘the_views’)) { the_views(); } ?> in the theme’s template or by using a shortcode in a post.
The shortcode method works in WPtouch/Bauhaus without issue. For the other option, you can add the code to single.php. However, changes done to single.php in WPtouch’s theme will be overwritten in an event of an update.
At this time, only WPtouch Pro supports child themes. Which allows you to make changes/customizations to your mobile theme that will survive plugin and theme updates. The “Make a Child Theme” extension for WPtouch Pro makes this process even easier. You can create a child theme and copy/edit its templates directly via the WPtouch Pro admin panel.
Regards,
Emilio Rivera,
WPtouch SupportHi,
Sorry about the trouble you’re still having. Looking through your website at the posts, menu links, and pages I’m not able to see any issues myself. Can you specify a URL where we can see the issue?
Regards,
Emilio Rivera,
WPtouch SupportHi Chloe,
The issue is not so much that it’s stripping the URLs, but rather that the URLs lead to a custom post type (portfolio). Custom post type support is a WPtouch Pro-only feature.
You can upgrade to WPtouch Pro, and enable custom post type support in Settings > Site Compatibility > Custom Post Support.
Regards,
Emilio Rivera,
WPtouch SupportHi,
Disabling custom post type support, selecting which custom post types to include in your mobile theme, and choosing to show the custom post types in the main blog loops are WPtouch Pro-only options.
However, if you’d added tags to those post types, you can exclude categories and tags in WPtouch free and Pro in the Customizer in Appearance > Customize > Blog > Excluded tags.
Regards,
Emilio Rivera,
WPtouch SupportHi,
Yes, there is. Take a look at the slider settings in Appearance > Customize > Featured Slider. Under “Posts to display”, select the option to ‘Show only specific posts or pages’. Enter the ID(s) of the pages or posts you’d like to display in the slider.
You’re welcome.
Regards,
Emilio Rivera,
WPtouch SupportHi,
With a small script you can target the header’s class and remove the href (hyperlink) attribute. Add it to Appearance > Customize > Footer.
<script> document.getElementsByClassName("header-center")[0].removeAttribute("href"); </script>Regards,
Emilio Rivera,
WPtouch SupportHi,
If you haven’t already, please make sure W3 Total Cache (and any other caching system) is configured to ignore the WPtouch user agent list. You can find detailed instructions here: Configuring caching plugins to work with WPtouch.
Regards,
Emilio Rivera,
WPtouch SupportHi,
I took a look through some of the product pages but didn’t see the issue you describe. Are you still seeing it on your end? If so, please share the URL of a specific page where it is happening and we’ll take a closer look.
Regards,
Emilio Rivera,
WPtouch SupportHi,
It sounds like the sidebar is loading. This usually happens when the page(s) this is happening on is using a custom page template that calls sidebar();.
One way to resolve it is to hide it via CSS. Add the CSS below to Appearance > Customize > Custom CSS (when editing the mobile theme) and save the changes.
#sidebar {
display: none;
}Regards,
Emilio Rivera
WPtouch SupportHi,
WPtouch/WPtouch Pro does not include native support for a sticky footer. However, testing https://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-sticky-footer/, it seems to work in WPtouch/WPtouch Pro without issue.
There are other methods of adding a sticky footer in WPtouch Pro, but that method is fast and easy. Another one would be to edit a WPtouch Pro child theme to include the footer content, and use CSS to set it to a fixed position.
Regards,
Emilio Rivera
WPtouch SupportHi,
If you edited the Pinboard theme’s header.php and footer.php, those changes won’t be in WPtouch’s theme. WPtouch loads its theme independent of the desktop theme. So it can’t ‘see’ what is inside the desktop theme.
However, in WPtouch Pro, you can customize the header.php and footer.php using a child theme. The Make a Child Theme extension (Pro-only) makes this even easier.
You’re welcome.
Regards,
Emilio Rivera
WPtouch Supportone of the issue I found is that I was not able to use the default appearance editing function to edit my desktop version of my website whenever the plugin is enabled.
Hi,
To make sure, does the issue only happen when WPtouch is active? Or are you also not able to edit the desktop theme when WPtouch is not active in your WordPress installation.
If possible, please check if the same happens when another desktop theme is active. Briefly activate a default theme like the TwentyFifteen or TwentySixteen theme.
Regards,
Emilio Rivera
WPtouch Support