Gizant

Hi Femi

Thanks for your message.
I knew from the beginning that there is a technical team that will interpret the log files.
But the first line of support keeps buying time and dodging the issue before they want tot forward it to the technical team.

I also mentioned in my initial question that I contacted Mollie support to get this issue to their developers and how it isn’t working.

Hallo

Yes I am afraid that that is the case.

I realised it right when I had all the github gists, screenshots, urls and everything ready …

Ok, I was almost ready to publish everything you asked for. Only to realise that I have verified configuration and still overlooked product visibility.

I remember reading about it and going to the site to look at differences in product visibility. But somehow my mind must have wondered.
Thanks again for following up and keeping the thread alive.

Hello

Thanks a lot for acknowledging the troubleshooting thus far, also not closing the thread yet
I can’t believe its already more than a week ago!

@hudojnyk That is absolutely brilliant, big big thanks for figuring that out.
I even had a local copy of the source files from an earlier version of the site with of course the css file in the cache folder. So all I had to do was upload it and boom Im saved until the next update where hopefully this is sorted.

Not that it matters anymore but for the record:
The theme I was trying the Theme Options -> Save Option with is The 7 (envato) and has its theme options subdivided into theme options topics with each their own ‘Save Options’. Did all of them, including the general one. Also made sure I turned off cache and also cleared browser cache and tried different browsers. But all to no avail.

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Going to Theme options -> Save options didn’t change anything for me. I even tried this with different themes.

To the people who said Theme Options -> Save Options worked, which theme are you using?

Also, rolling back to an older version should be an option, but older versions simply aren’t available.

@brainstormteam More than fair enough. I appreciate the following up and supporting finding a solution in the free version.

Cheers
Kevin

Okay, so a workaround was to simply insert the desired markup in that specific location. A bit quick and dirty which isn’t ideal but I couldn’t get a handle on how to do it the clean way.

Here is how made an override in /themes/my-childtheme/template-parts/single/single-layout.php

<header class="entry-header <?php astra_entry_header_class(); ?>">
  
    <?php astra_single_header_top(); ?>
    <?php 

    $cat_id = '2';
    $category = get_category($cat_id);
    
    if (in_category($category->name)){
    ?>
        <h1 class="entry-title"> <?php single_post_title(); ?> </h1>
    <?php } 
    else 
        astra_blog_post_thumbnail_and_title_order(); 
    ?>

     <?php astra_single_header_bottom(); ?>
		
	</header><!-- .entry-header -->

	<?php astra_single_header_after(); ?>
    <?php if (in_category($category->name)){ ?>
        <div class="post-thumb-img-content post-thumb"> <?php the_post_thumbnail(); ?> </div>
    <?php } ?>

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I finally managed to look into it, but the article you mentioned only helps you the meta data in a different place. Neither the Title of Thumbnail seems to be part of that.
Looking back, it looks I was still on the right track with my initial question mentioning the function that is even literally called astra_blog_post_thumbnail_and_title_order(). In the solution of the article you mentioned, this function just stays unchanged in the single-layout.php file.

So I have a hunch that I need to ‘something’ with astra_blog_post_thumbnail_and_title_order() but I haven’t been able to find which template file to override or what the possibilites are. I looked up the function in the Astra documentation, but there isn’t anything that says how you can use that function only the automatically parsed information and the source file.

What I also mentioned, is that I already found the kind of detail I’m looking for in the context of pages. Namely that for pages
/template-parts/content-page.php seems to be the template file that I would need. But since I want to alter posts and not pages, I need to find the template file that is the equivalent of /template-parts/content-page.php. I tried my hand at astra/inc/blog/blog.php with no success (also already in my initial question).

• This reply was modified 4 years ago by Gizant.

Yes that’s what I discovered haha.
Really cool. And thank you for the plugin btw, very nice to have a good portion of wat Drupal Views gave us in WordPress.

Kevin

Hi Jonathan

Wow, that’s fast!
I just had another look at the list of plugins and though oh shoot there is a 1.5.50 that I should have updated to before I posted my question haha.

EDIT: the page loads beautifully again btw ??

Many many thanks
Kevin

• This reply was modified 4 years ago by Gizant.

Thank you Herman for getting back to me on it!

I figured building a template in a more rudimentary way should always work, those resources seem spot on.

Cheers
Kevin

Thanks for getting to back to me

I think one important detail I left out is, that I want to change the layout only when the post type is of a certain category.
But yeah I’m definitely not asking for having code written for me.
And I did get through the documentation but couldn’t find anything that would cover this issue.

hi,

Thanks for getting back to me. Yes, seems like I missed that one setting where you have to manually confirm the double optin in the plugin itself.

Did the trick!