abirnie

Has not worked for me either; did what dbodnariuc suggested above and edited the rules-configuration.json file directly.

Figured it out: In the ‘Screen Options’ at the top of the screen in the Menu Settings editor, make sure the “CoursePress” box is checked. Should have checked there first.

To clarify: there is no “CoursePress” tab on the left side when I go to Appearance > Menus.

The plugin is active and seems to be working fine otherwise.

There are actually a few easy ways to do this. In your menu editor, you can just add the html code for what’s called a caron by using?ˇ

I used it on my About menu heading because I have multiple sub menus.

You can also use html codes for down arrows, like & # 9660; (remove the spaces) for ▼ and up arrows, like & # 9650; (again, remove the spaces) for ▲

• This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by abirnie.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by abirnie.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by abirnie.

In case anyone made the same mistake that I did above, I fixed it by disconnecting and then reconnecting the plugin WP.

Settings > Tumblr Crosspostr > Disconnect…Then reconnect

Works great now.

I did this as well, but I deleted the tumblr_post_id field and not the value. I added a custom field called tumblr_post_id and then removed the value, and now I get a 401 no matter what I do. Any suggestions? Thanks.

Yes, shortcodes.

https://iammarkmanson.tumblr.com/