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Perfect! Thank you!

That did it! Thank you so much for your time (and the plugin, of course ??

Thanks for the prompt response! I hadn’t set a number, but that doesn’t seem to be it: I tried changing the visual styling settings as well, but same result (as far as display goes). The new console results:

last.fm.records: adding css for element #lastfmrecords
last.fm.records.js?ver=1.0:90 last.fm.records: adding temporary cd covers to div lastfmrecords
last.fm.records.js?ver=1.0:90 last.fm.records: https://ws.audioscrobbler.com/2.0/?method=user.getrecenttracks&limit=10&user=fncll&api_key=81e2fbf93109656d0e9897a542f7a825&format=json&callback=?
last.fm.records.js?ver=1.0:90 last.fm.records: last fm returned 10 records.
last.fm.records.js?ver=1.0:90

I’ve left the page with the settings “Plain and Simple” and 10 covers for further troubleshooting!

FYI content=full remains completely blank ??

Thanks for all your time, particularly since it just revealed a flaw in a different plugin. I will work on finding a replacement (and file an issue with FeedWP just in case it comes back to life)!

I think while skimming the code of the FWP plugin I found a snippet that does that specifically – removes its posts from such non-specific queries

blurgh. It looks like FeedWP development is stalled or abandoned…I just haven’t found anything that I can replace it with, but maybe there’s something out there that would simply import posts from an RSS feed with a few settings for category and tags.

Ah, that made a difference. content=yes now shows the posts. Ultimately I would like to show the post contents sans title and “continue reading” links, but this is definitely a step in the right direction: https://fncll.org/lcptest-contents-yes/

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I assume you meant 362 (return $lcp_content;) since 361 is just a closing brace?

Using contents=yes shows one post on the page…oddly, the oldest one. This is the same whether I delete line 362 or not.

I notice something else strange: all three of my test pages have a regular block with text before the shortcode. On both the pages that have content=x, those other blocks get swallowed up and don’t display at all.

Also, if I don’t specify a category, none of the imported posts show up in the list, including the one post that shows up if content is set to yes, even if I have edited them and set the post format to standard (just in case post format was the issue).

Here are four minimal test pages showing the issue:

List with no content: https://fncll.org/lcptest-list/
List with content=yes: https://fncll.org/lcptest-contents-yes/
List with content=full: https://fncll.org/lcp-test-contentsfull/
List with no category specified: https://fncll.org/lcp-test-no-category/

• This reply was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by fncll.

On the plus side, I narrowed it down to some conflict with the FeedWordPress plugin.

Unfortunately, that plugin is critical…and I really don’t get why it is involved at all, since it simply creates posts from RSS feeds. and the posts are “real” posts that are in my post list, editable, etc.

But that got me thinking: the reading-log posts are all coming in via FeedWordPress…and, indeed, if I choose a different tag with posts that weren’t imported, the full contents work. The problem posts are ones set to the “asides” post format.

What might be causing LCP to not work with those posts? They show up in my posts list and don’t seem any different than others (see: https://imgur.com/VSH3y36).

• This reply was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by fncll.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by fncll.

I don’t see any errors other than a deprecation warning about a different plugin:

Deprecated: Methods with the same name as their class will not be constructors in a future version of PHP; PiwigoPress has a deprecated constructor in /home/fncllorg/public_html/wp-content/plugins/piwigopress/piwigopress.php on line 190

I disabled that plugin, and the deprecation notice went away, but the problem remains.

The interesting thing is, using the WP Debugging plugin to look at the queries being made, and the proper query is being made on the offending page, returning 6 rows, but for some reason there is no output…

Really? Those are warnings which should be inconsequential. As noted at the top of the report: “Congratulation! This is a valid RSS feed.”

Did you test this or is it just a guess (it would be helpful to know before I approach the micro.blog service about making a “fix”).

I’m having the same issue… Customizr: 4.0.3, WP: 4.8.1

Perfect, thanks!

Sure you an see it in the sidebar: https://fncll.org

Never mind…I missed the post_type option!

I meant setting a default *only* for images that do not have a featured image set (so that posts don’t end up with two images from which the user has to choose when linking in Facebook).