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Hi. Thanks for the quick reply. The good news is that the CSS you gave me does keep the flags in line. But it still ads a second group of flags, this time with space, so the header still breaks. Here is a link to a screenshot: https://app.screencast.com/j3V9XXsq0yrjw. Any thoughts on how to fix this will be appreciated. Thanks, Alan

Extra note: while this does happen with Ivory Search enabled, it also happens with that disabled and only using the standard WP search, so I believe this is a problem with GTranslate. thanks for any help you can offer to resolve this.

I agree. This kind of warning notice is often going to the wrong people and confusing/troubling them. Please give us the ability to overwrite the default admin and instead indicate who it should go to to be able to take action.

thanks.

Hi. Can I email this to you to download? thanks, ab

Hi. No, unfortunately not resolved.

Is there some code that I can add to my theme’s custom php files to override this? I’m not a coder, and while I’m sure your FAQs have the right info there, I’m afraid that I need it a bit more spelled out. If it works, I’ll be happy to post this over on the Headway Themes forum and let people know of your solution.

Evidently placing photo credits right underneath featured images is a huge problem. It would be terrific if there was a simpler way to solve for this.

Thank you for your help. -ab

Hi Pepe. I am using the Headway theme. I don’t know what code it uses to display the featured image? It would be most helpful if you can be specific on the php code to insert? Thanks, AB

Hi. You can see it here: https://wp.me/p4btLO-dz This should be a horizontal chart, and it’s distorted.

I was able to get a horizontal chart to display elsewhere on the site, but only after a lot of heavy CSS, which sort of defeats the purpose of the formatting inside of the shortcode.

Thanks for any help. -ab

The raw attachment URL of the image.

Hi Mitcho. I added “related_posts();” to the hooks php editor and with your instruction to not check “automatically show” and I was able to successfully get YARPP to display precisely where I want – completely after all content – so that the pagination shows properly.

But in doing so, now the <!--noyarpp--> does not work when I add it to either the comments or the content area. The related posts just keep on showing.

Any suggestions on this new development?

Thanks, Alan

Hi Mitcho. If I wish to display the YAARP output in a different hook position, such as just before the footer, where would I make that change in your code?

Thank you, Mitcho. You’re the BEST! This new option is a real help.

For anyone who doesn’t want any reference to show on a post, remember to also blank out the field that contains the text to show when there are “<p>No related posts.</p>”

Hi. So I created a category “No Related Posts” and set that to exclude in The Pool settings. And I’ve tagged a post with that category. But the Related Posts still shows. I also tried with tags, but it had the same problem of not excluding the related posts. Any ideas of why this is so? Thanks, ab

Hi Mitcho. I was about to send you a note asking about this when I see that others are looking for the same thing. It would be extremely useful to be able to allow my client to restrict the display on select posts where it makes no sense to show it. I like Lab41’s suggestion to be able to add a simple shortcode after a post or on a page where you don’t want it to show up. As an example, I use a social share plug in (hupso) that does this via shortcodes – Use [hupso_hide] anywhere in post’s text to hide buttons for specific post. Use [hupso] anywhere in post’s text to show buttons for specific post at custom position.

Just a suggestion.

Thanks and good luck, AB

Hi. Thanks for the reply. No, that seems to fix the issue. Do I loose much if I leave the cache setting to 0?

Also, is there some way to have this display after the page navigation when using the page break via the <!–nextpage–> tag? Otherwise we are showing other articles before we show the continuation of the primary article.