Edward Caissie
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Manually removing (twice) and manually (force-overwrite) installing finally restored the plugin to usability … now to just go through all of the set-up processes (again).
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: VPS SSH Keys, Can’t Update PluginsForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: VPS SSH Keys, Can’t Update Plugins@kutakizukari – Have you tried using (temporary?) FTP credentials to see if that allows you to workaround this?
~ Cais.
Forum: Developing with WordPress
In reply to: wp_list_comments not taking callback@huntmepls – It might be better to share a link to a Gist/Pastebin/etc. of the code you are specifically using versus a reference to the general examples being shared in the codex.
Also, sharing what you expect to happen with the specific callback you are using might be helpful as well.
~ Cais.
@patwill – Although I would think more context is needed to help troubleshoot the issues you are seeing locally I might also suggest looking to using an application that specializes in creating local/development instances on one’s computer such as MAMP, WAMP, Local by Flywheel, InstantWP, etc. (a quick but no where near exhaustive list that came to mind).
If you are already using one of these programs and this problem is persisting I would suggest contacting the specific author’s support team for additional assistance in setting up the application.
~ Cais.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: how to insert .bypostauthor after migrating comments from Disqus@llizard – I would actually expect you will need to be setting the commenter’s “user ID” to match the post author’s user ID for the CSS class to be added.
Specifically here is the code that is likely being used to generate the classes for the comments in your case: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_comment_class/#source … have a look at the conditional starting on line 465.
~ Cais.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WP Author Profile Links Corrupted@bourbonbanter – The Facebook link appears to be fine (on hover) and resolves correctly when followed. Are you still seeing this issue? Have you tried a different browser and/or an anonymous browser window to see if there may be some browser caching involved?
~ Cais.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: SSL in subdomain@iamkingsleyf – Have you checked with your SSL certificate provider to see if it supports multiple domains (sub-domains may be considered separate domains in this case and could throw errors because of this)?
~ Cais.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: VPS SSH Keys, Can’t Update Plugins@kutakizukari – Have you tried entering the appropriate FTP credentials for your site into the necessary fields? You might also look to your web hosting service to ensure the FTP account(s) are set correctly and the server environment is able to provide for a self-hosted WordPress installation.
In most cases where I have seen this pre-installation/pre-update request it is due to the server configuration and how it handles a WordPress installation.
~ Cais.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: image map plugin@shieldfire – There is the standard HMTL approach to image maps here: https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_map.asp … although I cannot say if that would/could be implemented in what you are trying to accomplish.
Depending on how you are adding the image(s) and/or how many it might be easiest to manually create the image maps and insert them into your page(s) as needed.
~ Cais.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Not Rendering Any Content Below My Navigation Widget In Sidebar@nsujoe – I would suspect this to be theme related and it would likely be best to look to the Avada theme support services (https://theme-fusion.com/support/) for assistance with this issue.
~ Cais.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Link Featured Image on single.php@fouldsy99 – “It’s WordPress … anything is possible!” Unfortunately, without knowing the theme (and as a “premium” its not really accessible to the public), the actual “featured image” code might not be obvious.
Depending on the theme’s structure and the authors philosophies I suspect that one (or more) of those “content-single” files would hold the featured image code.
This article might help you locate the code: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_the_post_thumbnail/ although how it may have been implemented could be different and/or customized to a point where what you are looking for may not be possible in the sense that it could require extensive refactoring of the existing code to provide the enhancements you are looking for.
~ Cais.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Unwanted line on WordPress job listing post@qudosinternet – That’s great to read! Thanks for the update and you are most welcome.
~ Cais.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Category descriptions@ahamaton – SEO is not one of my strong suits although essentially if a search engine cannot see the text (as in via the page’s source code when rendered) then it will not index it and any work you put into improving the SEO/SEP for the categories and/or their respective pages would not likely provide much benefit as is although this does not mean it could be useful down the road if you changed themes and/or made modifications to your theme to display the description on the page(s).
~ Cais.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Use of period “.” in slugs and permalinks@asbell – I can see the appeal of using a period in your example although it is more commonly seen as a hyphen or underscore (which would be easier to write a regex statement for). If you are moving forward with using the period in this case I would love to see the code/regex you do write to handle its usage.
~ Cais.