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  • Thread Starter Funkphenomenon

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    After some more testing, I can confirm that I was able to publish a list of taxonomy items without errors by using the following steps:

    1. Create a taxonomy (e.g. Genre), with taxonomy items (e.g. horror)
    2. Create a Pods template for the list (e.g. template called list-of-genres-template) that contains <li><a href="{@permalink}">{@name}</a></li>
    3. In settings of the taxonomy, go to tab Autotemplate options and select the aforementioned template
    4. Manually create a page where you want to display the taxonomy list
    5. Add the shortcode, e.g. [pods name="genre" orderby="name ASC" template="list-of-genres-template"]
    Thread Starter Funkphenomenon

    (@funkphenomenon)

    Thank you for your reply. So it looks like I can have Pods generate a list on any page, as long as I have a working shortcode.

    To use your example shortcode I think I would need to have:

    • Genre taxonomy, with genres: I created a taxonomy “Genre”, with items “horror” etc
    • list-of-genres-template: I created a pod template called list-of-genres-template that contains <li><a href="{@permalink}">{@name}</a></li>
    • Page to paste the code: I created domain.tld/genres/, that contains [pods name="genre" orderby="name ASC" template="list-of-genres-template"]

    Question 1a: This would be a correct way to do it, right?

    Still it gives me:
    SQL: SELECT DISTINCTt.* FROMdatabasetable_termsAStLEFT JOINdatabasetable_term_taxonomyASttONtt.term_id=t.term_idLEFT JOINdatabasetable_term_relationshipsAStrONtr.term_taxonomy_id=tt.term_taxonomy_idWHERE (tt.taxonomy= "genre" ) ORDER BY post_title ASC,t.name,t.term_idLIMIT 0, 15; Response: Unknown column 'post_title' in 'order clause'

    Question 1b: How do I make it work?

    If that content is still on your site, and it is the only content, then it is not likely to change.

    If you have replaced that info with other content, then Google will eventually notice the change and replace it. That could take days or weeks. You can try to speed it up a bit by getting more links to your site, or getting a Google Webmaster Tools account and have the bot revisit the page.

    You could also change the meta-description of your front page, which you can do by installing an SEO plugin (such as Yoast’s SEO plugin).

    Thread Starter Funkphenomenon

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    (post to add ‘resolved’)

    Thread Starter Funkphenomenon

    (@funkphenomenon)

    Somehow, this miraculously solved itself.

    I tested the plugin combination on a local install, and that worked, which meant there was a 3rd factor involved. So, I tried things such as disabling plugins one by one, disabling all plugins except the two, removing all plugins from the dir except the two, removing all widgets, etc. But somehow, after re-enabling all plugins simultaneously (i.e. all plugins that are active on production), everything works fine.

    Case closed, for now.

    Funkphenomenon

    (@funkphenomenon)

    You need to enable multiple menus in your functions.php:
    https://codex.wordpress.org/Navigation_Menus
    And add the code to display the menu to your template. Then use the WP back-end to add menu items to it.

    To create a template, often you can just duplicate the page ‘element’ of your theme where in this case you want to add your new navigation (e.g. page.php), and give it a different file name and different Template name’ in its header comments:
    https://codex.wordpress.org/Page_Templates

    So, for location A you could create page-locationa.php and for location B page-locationb.php .

    Once you have templates, you can select a relevant template when editing a page for your locations. As you added code for custom navigation to the template, and you associated the template with the page, you’ll then see the appropriate navigation for that location.

    Funkphenomenon

    (@funkphenomenon)

    That’s a nice catch indeed 🙂 Lot less work. (But I’m still wondering if the page is not better of without the absolute positioning..)

    Funkphenomenon

    (@funkphenomenon)

    You can find it by downloading the theme files from your webspace to your computer, using FTP. The theme folder is in wp-content/themes.

    Funkphenomenon

    (@funkphenomenon)

    For first letter capitalized you can indeed remove the whole text-transform, or change uppercase to initial

    Do you have a minify plugin or a caching plugin? Try refreshing the cache if your changes don’t show up. As I can see your page is requesting a specific version of the css (?ver=1.6.1), while I can see that the actual version has the lines removed (I checked that by removing the version parameter).

    Funkphenomenon

    (@funkphenomenon)

    (forgot to answer the other question)
    Disabling the comments might remove it (just a guess), else you could play around with line 110 in template-tags.php (your theme folder > inc), but first make a backup of the file.

    Funkphenomenon

    (@funkphenomenon)

    In style.css change:
    .entry-header .entry-meta {text-transform: uppercase;}
    to lowercase

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Footer Message
    Funkphenomenon

    (@funkphenomenon)

    kristboys could just first play with the text in the code and see how that works out?

    <div class="site-info">
    		<a href="<?php echo esc_url( __( 'http://wordpress.org/', 'jehanne' )); ?>"><?php printf( __( 'Proudly powered by %s', 'jehanne' ), 'WordPress' ); ?></a><?php esc_html( _e( ' theme by ', 'jehanne' ) ); ?><a href="<?php echo esc_url( 'http://wpblogs.ru/themes/' ); ?>">WP Blogs</a>
    	</div><!-- .site-info -->

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Footer Message
    Funkphenomenon

    (@funkphenomenon)

    Looks like it’s in the functions.php, lines 1039-1044. If they support child themes, I’d create a child theme first, then change the functions.php of the child theme.

    If that’s a bit too difficult, I’d at least make a backup of the original file, and of the new one, in case a theme update would overwrite your changes.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: We've been hacked
    Funkphenomenon

    (@funkphenomenon)

    But.. Can’t you access your site through ftp, change your web.config to block all traffic except your own IP, then start cleaning up without logging in to WP? (e.g. remove the non default themes, upload a database backup using something such as phpmyadmin, etc.)

    Funkphenomenon

    (@funkphenomenon)

    @james, I would not be so quick to call out stuff if you didn’t even look at the link, where Matt Cutts from Google explained the difference.

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