smallbizgeek
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Ok, thanks! This workaround should be fine for now!
I seem to have managed to make the error message go away by joining two separate “schedules” together in order to cover the general time period that I want the block to show.
I don’t know if what I’m doing is correct here and it seems odd to have to join two schedules like this. It seems there’s something the plugin doesn’t like about crossing the “00:00” point.
Ah, got it! It was there the whole time! Cheers.
Ok, I’m not using a remote folder. I’ve now selected
wp-content/updraft/backup/
as my backup destination- This reply was modified 1 month ago by smallbizgeek.
Hi there,
You’ve lost me a bit with your use of the words “local” and “remote”. What exactly do you mean by “local”?
That did it! Thanks! I couldn’t figure out the UI initially.
Hello, no I’m trying to make the whole box clickable but categories can be added. Only posts or pages. I found a workaround now using 301 redirects. Not ideal and seems like you have a real bug here.
Sorry, some of my original reply is missing – I was trying to add the product category to an InfoBox
Hi, it’s not an Advanced text block, it’s an InfoBox – a Kadence block
Wow you are so rude.
This is how WordPress works. It’s fundamental and has nothing to to do with the theme. When I take it a theme, I modify the heck out of it.
Embedding the code into individual pages is the long way.
Creating a widget via Appearance > Widgets (not the block editor in the post/page) means that the code is pasted only once and appears on every post/page where you want it to appear.
In fact, this PDF plugin (as opposed to the code version we’ve been debating) uses conditionals using check boxes. You choose where you want the code to appear, and the options are, among others, posts and pages.
I got the code working. I have some aggressive caching at the server level, so the thing wasn’t showing.
Registering a new widget means I don’t have to individually copy and paste the code into the pages I want the button to show on. I just need to paste the code once into a widget (Appearance > Widgets) and use some code in functions.php to display this on certain pages and posts.
It’s the best way!
So you’re using this on a WordPress site? I tried pasting the code directly into a page, but nothing showed up. I was using a HTML block.
I’m thinking I’ll need to register a widget using a hook with conditional tags so that is displays on pages and posts below the article title.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce] Product search “hero” feature on homepageHi Kyle. I’ve skimmed through each of the two plugins I mentioned, and I’ve yet to see if it can be used on a homepage widget and styled in the way the car tire website has styled theirs.
can’t you just change the alt tag in the image to alt=”” ?
You mean change the title tag to an alt?