My hoster reported that I exceeded the INODES, a number that corresponds to the number of files I use.

The problem is, I discovered that the W3 Cache plugin and Hummingbird Cache conflicted and created several cache folders, taking up my entire server.

The only solution they provided me would be to delete the caches in the directories below.

/wp-content/cache/object/post-queries
/wp-content/cache/object/term-queries
/wp-content/cache/object/comment-queries

Is there any way to resolve this issue? I can delete these folders????

I want to use a custom archive page for all “team_member_department” and a different custom archive for the term “Guests” and its translation “G?ste”.

So I have two files:

• taxonomy-team_member_department.php
• taxonomy-team_member_department-guests.php

If I am on the archive page for “Guests” it uses the correct template file. If I switch to the German version “G?ste” it falls back to “taxonomy-team_member_department.php”.

Is this the expected behaviour? Do I have to duplicate my template file and rename it to “taxonomy-team_member_department-gaeste.php”?

It seems that Polylang is interfering with this mechanism using the ‘pre_term_slug’ filter: Polylang creates a slug before WordPress can detect the provided empty value. If any conflict occurs, Polylang doesn’t create a unique slug, but let’s the duplicate slug pass through and fail.

Can we update the plugin to move the ‘set_pre_term_slug’ hook later, right before saving the term to the database? Or at least provide an admin option to disable this functionality?

I only have 1 question that when I choose “No” for match exact term, it shows a lot of non-sense results for the term. for example when user search for “car” term, it can show at the beginning products related to “care” “scary” “carpenter”. However, I wanted it to show only “car” and “cars”. But with selecting “Yes” for match exact term, it shows only the exact term and now I need to edit several products to add the singular and plural noun of each tag. Do you have a solution for this?

Thank you.

It would be better to include is_bool() too somehow in row 1117.
I will not fix this issue localy, because the next wp-update will overwrite it.
And I don’t know why there is a NULL property but the function doesn’t get what it expects and produces a fatal error and that should be fixed.

• color: red, green

• size: small, big

All products in category 1 should have a combination of attribute terms like color: red, size: big,

All products in category 2 should have a combination of attribute terms like color: green, size: small

My (affiliate) products are automatically, with cronjob, imported into their categories, they have other attributes, given by their merchants, which are imported too.

How to apply to products, imported into category 1 and 2, their corresponding attribute values, so

• all products imported into category 1 get applied color: red, size: big and

• all products imported into category 2 get applied color: green, size: small ?

I have names with 3 letters like “gil” or “saz”, and if i set that, don’t show any search result.

Is it possible to change de min number of letters to do a search? i think now is set as 4, and i want to set it as 3.

Regards.

If several posts share a single geo-address (i.e. location) is it preferred to:

1. GEO-index the address fields in each post?, or
2. Assign the posts to a single taxonomy term and then GEO-index only the term (after extending the taxonomy to include an address field)?

Any feedback would be appreciated?