Secondary Title may conflict with WP Show Posts plugin

You can also just drag and drop or copy the information into this forum.

Copied site info to clipboard, pasted it into Paste field.

Now:

Description?

Title?

Encrypt paste?

Convert line ending?

Try this: https://cln.sh/SMxsFcPr

Replace with your copied code, obviously.

I appreciate the effort you are making for me here.

Thanks.

But, at 0:18 in your video, your cursor does some things below the screen that I cannot see.

Once again, I’m confused: this thread is marked Resolved again despite no progress having been made with my problem.

Should I assume my problem cannot be fixed and simply delete the Secondary Titles plugin?

Dear @nealumphred,

Once again, I don’t think you understand WordPress’ plugin repository. Most of the plugins here are programmed by volunteers. Volunteers who have day jobs, many of them can’t keep up with maintaining their dozens of years old plugin.

I gave you what I’m allowed to do in this forum. I’m not allowed to help you directly outside of this forum. I’m also not allowed to fix it for you, which I would have done if it was allowed. I don’t say I like these kinds of rules, but they are in place, so we have to follow them.

Should I assume my problem cannot be fixed and simply delete the Secondary Titles plugin?

I’m sorry, but yes, please delete the plugin and find a replacement. I gave you more support during my little free time than most others, but you – for some reason – refuse to at least share WP’s Health Status. To make it easy for you, I recorded it, step by step, but you stuck because you can’t see the cursor for a few seconds. If those seconds were important, you can be assured that they would have been in the video. The video itself still shows

I’m sorry to say this because I actually like to help out people. However, you behave a little bit too entitled, and under these circumstances, I’m no longer willing to spend any more of my free time fixing your individual issue.

Please read up on plugins and WordPress; maybe that solves some of your questions. There are great resources on WP’s Codex.

All the best to you.

I did not ask you to help me directly outside of this forum.

I did not refuse to share my Health Status.

I followed your video. It did not work.

Keep on keepin’ on …

Again, I’m sorry, but you seem to lack basic WordPress understanding. It’s impossible for me to help you via this forum when you’re not able to copy and paste a simple text. And yes, the video does work.

I seriously don’t want to pick a fight here, but I must be blunt on this. It seems like you don’t even take the time to Google how to get the Health Status and how to share it.

Please get a bit more familiar with WordPress, its plugins, and how it all works. This doesn’t only help me but also you. The more information I get, the faster I can render support.

You got me: Despite having built six WordPress blogs from scratch and demoed hundreds of plugins over the past ten years, I “lack basic WordPress understanding” and I am “not able to copy and paste a simple text.”

Thankfully, your teaching and communication skills are not in question here or I would really be confused.

I will delete your plugin from my sites and will not bother you anymore.

Keep on keepin’ on …

If you had built websites from scratch, you would be able to fill out a simple copy-and-paste website. If you’re so skilled, I’m wondering why you even ended up in the support forum?

I know—I know: I said I wouldn’t bother you but I have to address this as there seems to be a whole lotta confusion goin’ on.

I do not know what starting “from scratch” means on your side of the Support thread. A blank screen plus a thought or vision or a bit of code in your imagination?

On my side, starting “from scratch” means being a writer or a photographer or having a killer collection of Star Trek memorabilia or having been one of the few people to attend the first and only EC Fan Addict Convention in 1972 and wanting to share things on the internet.

We know absolutely nothing about code but start from scratch with “scratch” consisting of having a domain name, a host, and WordPress. From those things and demoing lots of themes and plugins and bits of CSS, we build our sites.

That’s all I was saying …