Gediminas
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Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Custom Fields Permalink 2] Half works, half notTo activate Taxonomy links I need to use an additional plugin? With which one it has been tested?
I test posts live when changing tags – with standard tags they are working good, opening correctly, but when %field_fieldname% is included there is a problem happening as have mentioned before…
Thank you!
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Custom Fields Permalink 2] Half works, half notI think the problem is with real variable value conversion to a slug, because some posts start open, but others still not, even if they has a value for that variable.
- This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by Gediminas.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Custom Fields Permalink 2] Half works, half notOne of the plugins I’m testing right now is Custom Post Type Permalinks. It gives additional fields for Taxonomy Type Posts, but when I use %field_price% for example – link is generated correctly, the value of this variable is found there, but the post can not be open when clicked.
If I leave only “%postname%” or some standard vars “%postname%/%post_id%” in that field – everything works againForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Best way for uploading photos for productIt sounds like you like the default gallery block but don’t want to allow the client to add other information into the editor. What if you gave them the editor, but had enforcement code that discards any content outside of a single gallery block?
Yes, it would be great! ??
You can even define default content for new posts that already has a gallery block. There can even be a warning that any other added content will be discarded, since the warning would also be discarded by such enforcement.
How to do this?
If other content is required besides the gallery, it could be accomplished through custom fields. The $post->post_content in code would be strictly for gallery content only.
I made custom fields already. Thank you!!
- This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by Gediminas.