Ben Rothman

just use get_posts() to search by post id in your PHP code.

What does the error message say?

what happens when you load the site without the plugins?

• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by Ben Rothman.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by Ben Rothman.

if that was not clear, the recommendation is to install WordPress and Sogo in two separate subdomains on the server.

then WordPress will manage more of the sogo pages. Try installing sogo into one sub directory and sogo into another one, if the problem persists than its probably a sogo configuration issue.

Is the “sogo” folder outside of the wp-content directory?

do you have a free account or a paid account with wordpress.com?

is the server managed by a hosting company?

omg, thank you @threadi, it was the missing show_in_rest attribute in the array used to register the taxonomy.

Oh no need to apologize, I’m glad you are all sorted out!

What was the last thing you did on the site before the error?

Did you connect GA with a plugin?

that is a new error and there is no background information about what caused it. What was the last thing you did on your website before you saw the error?

Well to do that exactly you will need to find and install a plugin OR write custom code. The closest solution that is built in is to select ‘Custom Structure’ on the aforementioned permalinks page and write in the field “/tag/%post_id%/%category%”. This is not an exact solution that matches what you are asking but it is the closest built-in functionality.

hmm, have you updated other files from the WordPress core files (wp-admin and wp-includes) or is it a standard installation?

• This reply was modified 2 years, 7 months ago by Ben Rothman.