dalecameronlowry

Thanks. I meant they disappeared int the metabox.

But a few hours later, they stopped disappearing, so perhaps it was a caching issue.

However, it would be great to know how to display them on the front end. I couldn’t find that in documentation. Or do I need to work with my theme developer for that?

This is answered in the documentation. Use

headings=",All Tags"

within the shortcode to change the name, so that your shortcode ends up something like this

[searchandfilter fields="search,post_tag" types=",checkbox" headings=",New Name for All Tags" submit_label="Filter"]

I am not the plugin maker, just a fellow user.

Got it working now!

Thanks so much! Here’s one, but as I said it doesn’t show up on the post page either. I assume it would be visible in code view:

https://www.dalecameronlowry.com/submission-call-sci-fi-and-fantasy-about-women-leaders/

I use GeneratePress and asked the developer about this. He said:

Hmm, that shouldn’t apply to GeneratePress, as the_title() is present within the loop: https://github.com/tomusborne/generatepress/blob/2.0.2/content.php#L34

So that doesn’t seem to apply.

Yes.

That would be great. Currently I am periodically add archived posts to Archive category and then they get noindexed via this function:

if (is_single() && in_category(‘archive’)) {
echo ‘<meta name=”robots” content=”noindex, follow”>’;
}

But if I could do it without the category it would be easier.

Thanks @mrsangeld—Just did that and it worked.

Crashed my site. Had to disable Code Snippets and lost my snippets, and unable to find them in the database.

This only happens when we use SNAP. It doesn’t happen for any other posts. So it’s not the theme doing it, and I’m not sure how any other plugin other than SNAP could be responsible for this.

If it was a plugin other than SNAP, the same thing should happen in posts that are not automated by SNAP as well.

Thanks. I was using my host’s Cron following your directions, but it didn’t help and it interfered with other plugins. I’ve switched back to using WP Cron. I am still having the issue of not being able to autopost. I get the same “Scheduled” message, but the post never goes live until I manually push it.

Then, when I push it, it double-posts to all outlets. Argh!

To solve that, I’ve turned off autoposting for all networks and will just use manual posting as needed to prevent the double posting.

I had really been hoping to transition to paid SNAP for all my autoposting needs, but since it won’t even autopost at all despite my multiple attempts to fix it, I’m not sure what to do.

I don’t know why SNAP would create it, but it does. ??

A manual excerpt is an excerpt that appears in the Excerpt meta box in the wordpress editor, as explained in this article: https://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/how-to-customize-wordpress-excerpts-no-coding-required/

When SNAP sends a post to my destination blog, it adds the html

<img src ="%IMG%"> <%EXCERPT% <a href="%URL%">Read the full post on Dale Cameron Lowry's blog for writers</a>.

both to the visual/text editor in the WordPress Post editor, and also to the Excerpt meta box.

Screenshot:
https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=XZTwqp7ZdpIC8cAfbIbWOYNYcUWyYHBpBc8X

Ideally, excerpts should not have images and usually should not have formatting. This helps to avoid off formatting on the index page of the blog, like in this screenshot:

https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=XZ4Kqp7Z7o448AirYEFR1EGcAl02BHiYhQqy

When the Manual excerpt is deleted (the box is left empty), the blog entry/link on the index page looks more normal, as in this screenshot:

https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=XZ4Kqp7Z7o448AirYEFR1EGcAl02BHiYhQqy

Hi,

I used the process described on this help page one the SiteGround website: https://www.siteground.com/tutorials/wordpress/real-cron-job/

It adds define('DISABLE_WP_CRON', true); to the wp-config.php file, then adds a different cron job from the host.

Thanks. I had wp-cron disabled and real cron turned on through my host (SiteGround). I have reenabled WP Cron and it seems to be back to working (some of the archive dates disappeared when I switched back to WP Cron, but when I reset them, they went into effect and archived the posts).

Is there a way for this plugin to work with WP Cron disabled and a real cron enabled in its place?

We couldn’t figure it out, but then they changed their theme for unrelated reasons and it started to work. Resolved!

I’m not Tom, but if you mean that you want to create a different post list for each category, you do that by specifying the taxonomy when you create a new post list.