I use it for simplifying the admin for clients, hiding, reordering and renaming sections to make it as effortless and easy as possible for them to use. Additionally locking some more potentially ‘dangerous’ settings (as in bringing down the website) to an admin role.

Additionally while there is a premium version, this is not a ‘Lite’ version that purposefully cripples itself to try and aggressively push the premium features. This version covers enough for the vast majority most users with only the most hardcore users needing the pro version.

Recommended!

Effortlessly rollback to a previous version of a plugin or theme.

Could be in core. That is all.

Particularly for older sites and themes that were built without support for the block editor this plugin gracefully restores normality without having to do any unnecessary, and often unpaid, work to get things running again.

We all have our own workflows – sometimes efficiently polished over time – so even on some new sites, when the brief fits, I would prefer to combine this plugin with something like Advanced Custom Fields, CMB2 or Pods which, for me at least, still offers easier flexibility and more fine control than the block editor.

Recommended. I just hope they continue this beyond 2022.

Yes this can be baked into a themes functions.php file or custom plugin on a per site basis but this is so much simpler.

Used for over 5 years and installed on dozens of sites without problems. Recommended.

My code, in header.php:

<div id="logo" class="column first">
<a href="https://thelightningrod.net" title="Front Page">
<img src="https://thelightningrod.net/wp-content/themes/themorningafter-wpcom/images/bg/sitelogo.png">
</img></a></div>

So, if anyone could help me out how I can add five recent posts, except the absolute latest since it is shown automatically.

www.momentumconsulting.info

The code I used to replace the text in the header.php file is

<div id="logo" class="column first">
<div class="title">
					<?php $heading_tag = ( is_home() || is_front_page() ) ? 'h1' : 'h3'; ?>
					<<?php echo $heading_tag; ?> class="site-title">
						<a href="<?php echo home_url( '/' ); ?>"><img border="0" style="" alt="<?php bloginfo('name');?>" src="<?php bloginfo('template_directory');?>/images/logo.png"/></a>
				</div>
	</div><!-- end logo -->

I’m having an issue with The Morning After theme on my site (https://www.kensington-chelsea.com/) that is driving me slightly crazy.

Having set it up a while ago (very happy with the theme!) I’ve now decided to make more use of the “Featured Posts” part of the homepage. I can’t seem to have my featured posts display info such as author, date posted, number of comments etc. and each post has a rather ugly “[…]” at the end of the snippet to denote there’s more text rather than “… Continue Reading >>” with a link on the continue reading part.

I’ve gone through my settings (what feels like) a million and one times and can’t seem to find what might be causing/affecting this.

Any hints that anyone could provide me with would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

I am the chief editor of an online magazine. We have been happily using the TMA theme by masterplan for over one year. A couple of days ago, our webmaster decided to move our database to a new server. Something must have gone wrong in the process, since the site now looks all messed up: the three columns pagination has disappeared, the side contents appear at the bottom of the home post and the very header seems to be misplaced. You can check all this at https://sushiettibili.it.

I’ve got no idea of what to do. So far, I’ve upgraded wp, re-installed the theme, removed the plugins, put them back. No result.

Any suggestion would be deeply appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

I have a small issue here: the links for the top navigation don’t seem to work.

Any help would be great. Thanks!