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Oh boy, sorry, looks like this was just a caching issue and I’m seeing the prompt for the wp-admin login again. Can’t figure out how to delete my post, but issue resolved!
Thanks Richard!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Changing Image URLsThanks Randy!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Changing Image URLsHi Randy,
Thank you so much for the replies. I read through the stack overflow link but it was a bit over my head. Leaving an /images folder in my public_html section would certainly be the easiest solution. I just really want to ensure it’s secure. Glad to hear your input from your programmer.
Hi Richard,
There was a
define('WP_CACHE', TRUE);
line at the top of my wp-config.php file. I assume this was created by QuickCache. I removed the line and the site was able to load. However, does this mean I cannot use QuickCache or a similar cache plugin with my directory setup this way? Or can I try to reinstall the plugin again?Thanks again for the help thus far, much appreciated.
Best,
Daniel
Ahh that explains it. I had just updated the plugin a couple days ago and must not have noticed the change until now. Thanks so much Tobias!
Perfect! Thank you so much for the speedy help Tobias!
Hi Tobias,
That’s definitely putting it on the right track. It makes everything fit but the first column is perhaps a tad too squeezed in so I’ll need to mess with the padding values. However, this code did create a strange “double” header where there are now thin boxes right below the header. I can even mouse over them and make the highlighting color appear. Anyway to remove this second row of headers?
Best,
Daniel
Hi Tobias,
Thank you for the quick reply.
I enabled Horizontal Scrolling and that makes an interesting change. For the data in the table it seems a little better to navigate around. However, the headers to the table are not scrollable and the final one “Locations” gets cut off to “Locati” on mobile.
Perhaps there’s a way to reduce the first column a bit more? The header is just 2 characters “ID” and the contents are links with text of just 4 digits (e.g. 3385) Yet that first column seems to take up a lot of room on mobile.
Let me know if you have any thoughts. Thanks again for the help!
Best,
Daniel
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Any Downside to Changing Published Dates on PostsThanks for the reply sffandom. I won’t worry about the SEO effects. I had tried to use a simple Text widget with links but couldn’t match the style of my theme’s Recent Posts widget. Thanks again for sharing your experiences on this, much appreciated.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Any Downside to Changing Published Dates on PostsHi ssfandom,
Thank you for the reply. Perhaps I was not clear. I am not creating blog posts or trying to create “everfake content.” These are not articles or resource information. I’m actually using WordPress Posts for our company’s job boards which need to be ordered in a set way and so far the only way I’ve found out how to rearrange them for the Recent Posts section is to make their Published Dates follow in order.
For example if I create three Posts (Post A, Post B, and Post C) but want Post B to appear at the top of the Recent Posts list I have to change the Published Date to a day ahead of whatever else was at the top of the Recent Post list.
I am trying to ask if there is an alternative to this approach.
None of this involves evergreen content since none of these posts stay active for very long.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: %Tag% in PermalinkHi Matthew,
%post_tag% does not work. And I just tried %post-tag% but that didn’t work either.
I appreciate the suggestions though.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: %Tag% in PermalinkHi Matthew,
Yes I’ve tried %tag% and as many variations as I can think of in the custom permalink section. So far nothing is working.
Rated and raved! Keep up the great work Tobias.
You’re the best Tobias. Works perfectly. Hidden content is still searchable and no longer loading that split second before hiding. Thank you very much for the help.