alphablossom

hey there, thanks for following up. I finally got the file added and permissions set and the error message is gone. Not sure if it’s ok but it downloads the file when accessing the URL instead of displaying it in browser, but since the error is gone I”m assuiming it’s good.

Thanks so much!

Hello, no I just activated it and after it scanned took a look at the pages.

I tried it with twenty nineteen and still there. It’s possible it’s a plugin conflict but I’m not able to currently disable all plugins to test.

I will try to set up a staging environment to test when I have a chance.

It’s there. You have to click on the text (default is most likely “%%excerpt%%”) and it will open up a text input field.

Definitely easy to miss that one.

I tried jrfnl’s code from github and couldn’t get it to work with my Genesis theme.

I ended up adding a function to my functions.php that checks if Yoast is active and if the ‘use yoast breadrumbs’ checkbox IS NOT checked, it replaces the default Genesis breadcrumbs with a new Genesis breadcrumbs function that removes the yoast function. These two functions were added to my functions.php file so no modifying of core files.

Here’s the article and code if it helps:
Restore Genesis Breadcrumbs over Yoast SEO

Hope there’s a fix in Genesis 2.1 (should be out soon), but until then this works for me.

Ah, I was looking at the one you posted above.

Your functions file has this:

if ( is_singular( 'attractions' ) && has_term ( 'tours', 'attractiontype' ) )
                return;

You’re saying in your functions that if it’s the single attractions page with tours to do nothing…

but is sounds like you want the opposite, so if you have your conditions inside your if statement it should do what you need.

I tested it out (for tag, not term) and it seemed to do what you want.

Hello,

I’m not 100% sure I’m following, but I think so ??

You only want to show the $tour_data if it’s the single page of the attractions custom post type, with a tag of “tours”?

add_action( 'genesis_post_content', 'theme_prefix_tour' );
function theme_prefix_tour() {

	if ( is_singular( 'attractions' ) && has_tag('tours')  ) {

		// display $tour_data here

	}

}

Here’s the link to the pastebin with the code used:

https://pastebin.com/uV8LVzEF

You’ll have to create the background image and add the vertical labels (weeks, days, etc) to the image directly, save it in the “images” folder with the name of timer-bkg.jpg. Of course, you can change the name of the image and location, just modify the css to match.

You could also modify it so that it used the background image for all browsers, and that would eliminate the need for the IE conditional statement. I didn’t test this will all browsers, only IE, but if it was my site, this is how I would have done it.

Hello Baden,

I’m happy to share what I did, but I’m not sure how helpful it would as a plugin solution…my solution only works for the full timer (specifically for weeks, days, hours, minutes, seconds), so if someone wants to use a version with only days, hours, minutes, seconds, etc it would not be helpful.

If you think it would help anyways, please let me know and I will be happy to help.

Thank you,
Tony

Hi specex,

I never received any reply, so I decided use a conditional ie statement. I created a background image and new css rules which would apply only in ie and it worked great.

The background image included the vertical labels so that I didn’t have to worry about them popping way out of the containers…I tried to find the css issue that was causing the problem, but after spending some time on it I had to move on.

I hope this helps!

Tony

This is from the timestamp on my wall…I think that’s what you’re looking for?

https://www.facebook.com/tony.eppright/posts/434082809959807

Matt, I should add that the first image is the same as I see when I click the like button on my site…it’s the second one that appears on my wall that is incorrect.

Well, that’s right…but here’s how it looks on my wall:

https://www.alphablossom.com/temp/fbcapture.png

Very strange. I tried on my wife’s and it shows the same on her wall as on mine.

I was wondering if it might have something to do with the cache so I tried with a different browser and it still showed the wrong image.

On a separate topic, it would be a good idea to have a default image option for say, homepage, so that you can choose which image shows when someone likes your site.

thank you again for looking into this!

Yes that’s correct. It’s set as the “featured image” in the post admin panel.

Hi Matt,
Thanks for helping with this…if you look here https://www.alphablossom.com/add-pinterest-pin-it-button-wordpress-website/ you can see the problem.

If you hit the like button, but facebook box shows (to add a comment) with the featured image, which is set but does not display on this page.

If I then go to my wall to view it, it’s posted immediately but the thumbnail shown is the second image on the page. Sometimes it’s the first, but never the featured.

Let me know if you need any more info.

Thank you,
Tony

I’m having the same problem. If someone “likes” the post, it will show the first image, but not the “featured” image which is what I want, and how it’s supposed to work.

If I go to facebook and enter the link, it will not post either of these pictures but rather the second or third image, without the option of selecting the first or featured image.

Also, if I look at the facebook linter, it does show the featured image.