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Wow, that was quick! Yes, that’s great.
Thank you!
Me too. Tried all levels too, no joy.
I had this problem yesterday. See this: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/administrator-role-not-showing?replies=5
Specifically, do this and you will see the hidden role again:
You have to make your server as super admin. Go to ConfigPress and enter this:
[aam]
super_admin = “your admin user ID (number not username)”There should be a warning before the role is just hidden like that – scary user experience!
BTW – the only way I could get Menu was to create a brand new role, inheriting capabilities from Administrator, then removing unwanted caps. You can only do this after the steps above though.
Moosch’s code is good, but…
I found that the yoast focus keyword was actually added as a custom field to the $custom array – meaning that the Page Analysis reports the focus keyword is found (even if it does not exists in the content or acf).
So, be sure to remove the focus keyword [‘_yoast_wpseo_focuskw’] from the array first…
function add_custom_content_to_analysis( $content ) { global $post; $custom = get_post_custom( $post->ID ); unset($custom['_yoast_wpseo_focuskw']); // ADD THIS $custom_content = ''; foreach( $custom as $field ) { $custom_content .= $field[0].' '; } return $content . ' ' . $custom_content; } add_filter( 'wpseo_pre_analysis_post_content', 'add_custom_content_to_analysis' );Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Google Forms] Linked query.validate.js CDN slowUh oh, can of worms eh!
The issue will probably be resolved if the Google CDN is an option though so no worries.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Google Forms] Linked query.validate.js CDN slowOK great.
If I was to manually enqueue the script myself (for whatever reason), would the plugin detect this and therefore skip adding the script itself?
Also, if I choose to disable using jQuery validation, the script is stil loaded regardless it seems. Would be good if the script was not loaded if the option to disable jQuery validation is used.
I thank you sir!
I had this problem. Make sure your page.php template includes the loop. Mine didn’t be default as I was using the Roots Theme setup which has a modified page.php that doesn’t seem to play nicely with this plugin.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Mobile Detect] can't activateSame here, shame.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Google Forms] IE7 script errorHi
No, not using Captcha or validation.
The error is on the front end, not in WordPress.
I’m not too worried about IE7 these days but I’ll see if I can find the cause, but like you say, IE7 is a nightmare to debug!
Thanks for your response.
Not so far.
What I have done for now is to create a new page template that lists all the tags. I’ve created a page with the url: http://mysite.com/tags/ and this is included in xml sitemaps as usual – so at least Google should be able to crawl the links some how.
Same here. The problem is intermittent. A fresh rebuild seems fine but once a post is updated the xml loses the site prefix on tag urls (well that’s the pattern that seems to be cropping up at the moment).