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  • Hi Yudhistira, I solved the widget need by creating a custom menu and adding the Post Series (each one) to the menu. “Series” shows up on the custom menu setting page :). Then I added that menu to my sidebar. It is not automatic so I would need to add each new series to that menu.

    I have found one issue I am trying to solve. In the theme I am using (Themeco’s X), clicking on the series name populates the built in blog page with posts from the selected series… great! Unfortunately it appears to be in the wrong order, that being newest first instead of the order in which it was published.

    I am not sure how to change it, and if I do it will probably change it for the standard blog page. Any thoughts?

    Benjamin

    Followup:

    This appears to have happened after a recent update to JetPack, and only if using the features “Sharing” & “Publicize”. Turning those features off fixes the issue. When active, creating new post includes a bunch of “meta content” tags. Old posts do not get the tags. See below my sites body class, and the “JetPack Open Graph Tags” section. For some reason that is causing your <nav class=”weeps-series…” to repeat above it 4 times.

    My site is in development, so let me know if I can test anything for you.

    <body class="single single-post postid-525 single-format-standard x-renew x-navbar-static-active x-full-width-layout-active x-content-sidebar-active x-v4_3_4 x-child-theme-active cornerstone-v1_2_2">
    <nav class="wpeps-series-nav wpeps-series-73">
    <nav class="wpeps-series-nav wpeps-series-73">
    <nav class="wpeps-series-nav wpeps-series-73">
    <nav class="wpeps-series-nav wpeps-series-73">
    <!-- Jetpack Open Graph Tags -->
    <meta content="article" property="og:type">
    <meta content="test" property="og:title">
    <meta content="https://gotobenjamin.com/icrapoport/?p=525" property="og:url">
    <meta content="test" property="og:description">
    <meta content="2016-03-31T17:02:35+00:00" property="article:published_time">
    <meta content="2016-03-31T17:02:35+00:00" property="article:modified_time">
    <meta content="I.C.Rapoport" property="og:site_name">
    <meta content="https://s0.wp.com/i/blank.jpg" property="og:image">
    <meta content="en_US" property="og:locale">
    <meta content="summary" name="twitter:card">
    <style id="x-generated-css" type="text/css">
    <div id="fb-root" class=" fb_reset">
    <script>
    <div id="top" class="site">

    Hi Yudhistira,

    I am seeing the same issue (4 repeated boxes of “This post is part of the series…”) at the top of my post page, when viewed in the browser. I am using a responsive theme, so the mobile is the same.

    It appears to only happen on pages created in the past few days. Pages created earlier, even modified and republished do not have this issue. I will continue to play with it and see if I can find what is different between the posts.

    Example here: https://gotobenjamin.com/icrapoport/?p=525

    I love the simple way it shows other posts. Is there a widget for this as well?

    Thread Starter benrapo

    (@benrapo)

    Ignore the previous code, I turned tracing on and located the exact line below, marked ERROR:

    //Single
    	elseif (is_single() && !is_attachment()){
    		// Get post type
    		$post_type = get_post_type();
    
    		//Taxonomies
    		if($post_type == 'products' || $post_type == 'portfolio'){
    
    			term_links();
    			//current page
    			echo  $delimiter."<a>ID)."\" title=\"". get_the_title($yeni_sorgu->ID) ."\" >". get_the_title($yeni_sorgu->ID) ."</a>";
    
    		}else{
    		//Categories
    
    		//start page
    		$start_page=get_option('rttheme_blog_page');
    
    		//get start page
    		if ($start_page) get_start_page($start_page);
    
    			$category_id = get_the_category($my_query->ID);
    			$category_id = $category_id[0]->cat_ID;//only one category can be show in the list  - the first one
    			echo $delimiter;
    ERROR HERE->	echo get_category_parents($category_id, TRUE, $delimiter, FALSE );
    			echo $post->post_title;
    		}

    Can someone help?

    B

    Thread Starter benrapo

    (@benrapo)

    Tracing the problem to \functions\rt_breadcrumb.php:

    //Pages
    	if ( is_page() ){
    		//parent pages
    		if ($post -> post_parent){
    			page_parents( $post -> post_parent,'');
    		} 
    
    		//current page
    		echo  $delimiter ."". $post->post_title;
    	}

    Hoping this may make it easier to spot whats wrong.

    Benjamin

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