7746T

I ran into exactly the same issue with a modal window.

If updating to 2.7.0 … there was a bug that required both a comma and space in the section Exclude Scripts from Autoptimize (see attached image). Without a space between the scripts it did not allow some of them to load. Once I added the “space” everything was back to working as designed. You may want to check this first. Note this was fixed in 2.7.1

https://imgur.com/BZtdIeH

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Thanks for the suggestion. Logged in with Support and was advised this “will require customization that falls outside the scope of this support.” I would have thought it would be a simple CSS change especially given the PowerPack.

Hiding the <br /> tags inside <ul> using the above CSS is the perfect compromise. Works as designed. Thanks (and coffee sent ??

Thank you for the prompt response!

The above works and I see what’s happening … before applying the revised Shortcode I tried removing the line breaks in one cell (ie it was one long string) and the extra spacing disappeared.

I then applied the revised Shortcode and it impacted the entire table. Since this is a “mixed use” table (some cells with HTML, some without) I’ll need to hardcode the <br /> on certain lines where I need it.

Ahh … the z-index ??

Added the following CSS and it has taken care of the issue.

.site-navigation-fixed.navigation-top {
z-index: 101 !important;
}

One other question. Is there any downside to having a timeline as the primary content on the homepage from an SEO perspective?

Thanks again for the replies.

>> I want feeds/links A & B to come under category 1, feeds/links C & D in category 2 or wordpress posts. Is it possible ? If yes, then how ?

I’m interested in this as well. I currently group a number of feeds into four different categories (using WP RSS Aggregator) as seen here: https://www.volunteerpilots.net/news/

It appears you can include more than one feed within the feed parameter (ie feeds=”https://test1.com/feed,https://test2.com/feed”) which might be a workaround. Are there limitations to the above? Thanks –

Hi Tobias and thank you for the quick reply.

After some trial and error I was able to determine the conflict is caused by the plugin WP-RSS.

FYI – switching themes did not solve the error; I ended up deactivating the plugins one-by-one, each time retrying the Export function. It was not until I deactivated WP-RSS that I was prompted with the “Save” dialog box after selecting the table(s) to export.

What I should look for that might cause conflict with the TablePress Export? In case its helpful, I had no issue using the Import function while this plugin was active.

For reference, I’m using TablePress on this page:
https://www.volunteerpilots.net/organizations/

Many thanks –

Rick

I also ran into the error when installing the plugin update.

Fatal error: Call to undefined function wprss_autoloader() in /home/vpn365/public_html/wp/wp-content/plugins/wp-rss-categories/wp-rss-categories.php on line 64

Fatal error: Call to undefined function wprss_autoloader() in /home/vpn365/public_html/wp/wp-content/plugins/wp-rss-excerpts-thumbnails/wp-rss-excerpts-thumbnails.php on line 83

Both these errors take the site down and will not allow access to the WP Control Panel. The only way I was able to get back online was to rename the plugin directories via FTP so the plugin add-ons were disabled. Then after the core was updated, rename and reactivate the add-ons.

The issue seems to occur if you have any of your paid add-ons. This is way beyond a non-technical user – you should pull this update until you get this straightened.

Many thanks for the explanation and effort on the plugin.

Also followed the suggestions from Chirag Swadia with no results. Same steps as 00coday … also cleared all cache files.

Exactly … the URL’s look like

https://www.somewebsite.com/pagename/page/2/

I have exactly the same issue.

Paul – that is a huge help. I don’t know why the use of the ‘+’ button was not more intuitive. I do understand the need to be aware of the number of queries, and since these listings are pretty much static, will enable the cache function. Thanks again.

!is_home()

… unless your setup uses a static front page. In that case, use:

!is_front_page()

Can you point me to where this can be modified in the code? It would be great to see this as part of the default install. Depending on the environment, it may not be necessary to collect more than name and email. Thanks –