site_email [email protected]
site_email_link <a href="mailto:[cgv site_email]">[cgv site_email]</a>

Trying it out doesn’t seem to work: I get

<a href="mailto:[email protected]">[cgv site_email]</a>

Is there a way to do this in such a way that an admin is not retyping the site email?

Thanks!

I have all panels closed by default when the page first loads and that’s working fine. The problem is that the “References” Content Toggle is ALWAYS open as soon as its parent’s FAQ is open after the page first loads. If I click on it to close it, it works fine. If I click the parent closed after I click “References” to close and then reopen the parent, “References” is still closed, which is perfect.

I have the settings on the child set to “Collapsed” and “Collapse on Mobile.” For the parent, “Collapsed” is also set but “Collapse on Mobile” is not.

When I inspect the HTML, the div attributes for the child for data-mobilecollapse and data-desktopcollapse are both set to “true”, yet the panel is showing. The div tag around the panel does not have the “ub-hide” class until I close it manually. In fact, it doesn’t have “ub-hide” on it when the page first loads either, even though the parent panel DOES have the “ub-hide” class initially. I think if “ub-hide” were added to the child when the page loaded, everything would work perfectly.

I could fix this with my own JavaScript but if you’d like to fix it, I would be most grateful!

> [ppwp passwords=”pass1 pass2″]
> super secret stuff
> [/ppwp]

works perfectly. The page renders with the password field, and when “pass1” is entered in the field the super secret stuff is shown. Awesome! However, I’m trying to wrap your shortcodes in my own shortcodes in order to pass dynamically-generated passwords to PPWP. In functions.php I have written

>function outer($atts, $content=null){
>
> //get passwords from server: secret.pwd currently contains “pass1 pass2 ”
> $new_pwds = file_get_contents(“/path/to/server/secret.pwd”);
>
> $html = <<<EOD
>[ppwp passwords=”$new_pwds”]
>$content
>[/ppwp]
>EOD;
>
> return do_shortcode($html);
>}
>add_shortcode( ‘outer_block’ , ‘outer’ );

Now my construct in the WP editor is

> [outer_block]
> super secret content
> [/outer_block]

which, I feel, almost works as I want it to. The super secret stuff is hidden, and the password entry is shown. But when I submit “pass1” in the password field, I get the usual error message “Please enter the correct password!”

Is there a hook that I have to include? Am I forgetting something basic? Is this Pro-only functionality? Please let me know

If you have to refresh your WordPress Website, you can export all content with these PlugIn and also import it in your fresh install. Works great!

BUT, why is the nesting of categories flattened after import? I’d be so damn happy if this PlugIn would keep the structure of nested categories in the next update, that I’d rate it with 5 stars

I’m using a PlugIn that depends on nested categories. As this PlugIn created thousands of categories that would require days of work to nest that categories as it is supposed to be. So I can’t do a WordPress refresh for that website, even though it’s more than overdue.

Please make importing content from WordPress to WordPress keep the nesting of categories for all post types’ categories…

‘
Metabox
– Text Area
– WYSIWYG
– Group (Repeating)
— IMG
— Text Area

If that doesn’t make sense, I’m trying to create a content model for a section. There is Header Section that should not repeat. Followed by the content section which can repeat.

Any help?

I’m managing my WordPress Categories on the “Categories” archive page in Dashboard. I am organizing the categories with nested multilevel subcategories. From time to time subcategories will show up visually nested on the Dashboard Categories page, like this:

Reviews
– Movie Reviews
– TV Reviews
– Business Reviews

But, when I refresh/save the page, the hierarchical display disappears. I remember that subcategories displaying under their parent categories used to be the default.

I don’t have any plugins that manipulate the Categories archive page. Is there a setting I need to adjust to change the display options? I’ve checked in the Screen Options menu to no avail. Also, I Googled but all that comes up is wrong results about how to display nested categories on the front end (WooCommerce pages and sidebars).

Any help is truly appreciated.

I clone a page, then I change the name and try to edit in Cornerstone. The page format or layout changes to a Blog Post type with Recent comments on the sidebar. And if I refresh the WP Pages page, the page I cloned isn’t nested anymore. I can move it back to nest it but it still looks like a post. Then I figured out that if I change the template to another one and then back to the one I am using, the page looks like a page again but it moves out of being nested.

Please help, I have a huge site I’m using this for and really want it to work.

thanks.

Row 1 has Col A populated. Rows 2-10 don’t have Col A populated and their information starts in Col B, yet the preceeding Col A is a value of each item.

Eventually Col A will get a new value which apply to the below rows.

This would be like Col A is the company and Col B is people’s names. All the people whose names are in B1-B10 work for the company listed in A1.

Any way to apply the A1 value to the items in rows 1-10?

Thanks! Appliance Team

{has_category_aerztekurs}
    {has_category_notfallmedizin}
             <td data-label="">
             <img src="https://campusacademy-neuruppin.de/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Notfall_Arzt_Fachpersonal.png" width="50%" title="Notfall, Arzt, Fachpersonal">
                       </td>
    {/has_category_notfallmedizin}

…

the event has both categories, but the image is not shown.
without {has_category_notfallmedizin} all it′s correctly.

Where is my Problem? is this a feature of the pro-version?

Thanks for help
Greetings, Rolf.