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I think that what is happening, is if any of the variables are being used it is using that instead of the text. If there are not variables, it is fine, but if it is set up like this, Contact our team today %%sep%% %%sitename%% it pulls in like that. I hope there is a resolve for this.

@wpdreams is seems that the script stopped working. Is there a way to find a fix?

I ended up using the code and it works great. Thank you!

Thank you! This worked beautifully!

This looks awesome and hope it will help. I am lookin to see where to add this. Just in case I cannot find it, would you be able to let me know?

@shawnogordo I am using WP Fastest Cache and I added that exclude. If it fixes the issue, I wonder if it works moving forward only?

@amandato when I made this change: In PowerPress settings > feeds menu, make sure the checkbox that says “Do not allow other plugins to modify podcast feeds” is checked, it worked for a few days, then stopped.

When I unchecked it, the same think happened. In the past, it seemed to sporadically give me data, but then would disappear.

Seems weird. I wonder if it has anything to do with the GUID.

@benzoid I changed this setting:
PowerPress settings > feeds menu, make sure the checkbox that says “Do not allow other plugins to modify podcast feeds” is checked.

It seemed to help with Spotify, but now iTunes reads as a “-” and -100% below it.

For while I was getting some numbers, but they would come and go. I guess maybe I need to revert and deal with it.

I use Elementor for other pages, but not the blog posts that are used for the episodes. I went in and changes that setting and hope that helps. Thanks!

I also noticed that every now and then some stats show in iTunes, but then they go away and there are none.

I hope that this makes it consistent.

It was more tedious than I hoped it would be, but I learned some new skills and lessons!

Thanks for trying.

I ended up using a similar plug in where I took the urls and imported the media and then recreated the gallery. It was a PITA, but it is done. I need to go back and rename all the titles.

I am still trying to see if there is any other way to resolve in case it happens again.

The old WordPress site was used as a blog only and installed to the /blog directory.

It was on an older server with an old PHP version. I was told that I needed to move to a new server/hosting that would support a newer version of PHP. I did an XML back up of the posts, etc.

I then installed a new WP instance on the new server, this time as a full site. Godaddy deleted the data on the server before I could fully implement the XML import. The XML allowed me to import the posts with the text content, but all the images were broken.

I was able to have Godaddy restore the data to the old site/hosting. I can locate the files via FTP, but cannot log into the old WP install admin.

I tool the WP Uploads folder and dowloaded the contents and put them in the correct corresponding folder in the new host. Old was unitedriggingny.com/blog and the new is just uniteriggingny.com.

I then used a find an replace add on that allowed me to correct the image pointers, but it is not fixing the media galleries that are in the posts.

I am wondering if there is a way to do this with a php back up and import, amending the XML or maybe I am missing some data?

I am trying this, but it is not working, but I think that it is close.

/* Front page font Color */

.page-id-4441,.page-header, .page-header .hestia-title, .page-header .sub-title {
color: #141414; }

Thank you. That worked. I did not know you could stack items like that. Very handy.

Yes. I did want to remove all of them! Sorry, I got busy. I just tried the code and it worked like a charm!

I really appreciate the help.