JDebler

Nope, not the theme because it is happening on our 2015 theme.

However, I found the solution!

Add the following to the .htaccess file:

AddType image/svg+xml svg svgz
AddEncoding gzip svgz

We gave it a shot on https://camaroshow.com/ and it was fixed!

I found this solution at:
https://www.bluewordpressthemes.com/missing-play-button-native-wordpress-media-player/

Thanks for the link on how to style the player, that is helpful as well.

Nope, not the theme because it is happening on our 2015 theme.

However, I found the solution!
https://www.bluewordpressthemes.com/missing-play-button-native-wordpress-media-player/

We gave it a shot on https://camaroshow.com/ and it was fixed!

Thanks for the link on how to style the player, that is helpful as well.

Nope, changing from .png to .svg broke it again.

Weird. I cannot be the only one who is having this problem.

Thanks for that help! It halfway fixed it…

The play button appears, but the mute button is also showing up as the play button.

See:
https://januarymarsh.com/
(Click “Demos”)

Do we know why this is an issue?

Awesome! Thank you!

Can’t wait for the PRO version!

Yes, I just tried it with Twenty Twelve.

I just checked another site of mine as well, and I have the same problem.

Thanks for the reply. Yes, I did deactivate every plugin except NextGen gallery…including the Jetpack plugin and I still have the problem.

Any other thoughts?

Thanks, but not quite what I am looking for as I prefer not to use a 3rd party. Great suggestion, though!

Just happened to notice…
I wonder what is used at the bottom of this page here on www.remarpro.com?

I have still searched for a solid answer and came up empty. Anyone have any final thoughts on if WordPress is smart enough to redirect a user to the right place after the permalinks have been changed? As I said, I tested it and it seems to work but I want to make sure.

My real question wasn’t if I should or shouldn’t use /%postname%/ as I have read it is okay…for example…
https://www.wpmods.com/what-is-the-best-wordpress-permalink-structure

%postname%: A sanitized version of the title of the post (post slug field on Edit Post/Page panel). So “This Is A Great Post!” becomes this-is-a-great-post in the URI (see Using only %postname%). Starting Permalinks with %postname% is strongly not recommended for performance reasons.. *** Note – this has been changed and is ok to do since ver. 2.0

/%postname%
is used by:
* Chris Brogan
* Copyblogger
* Daily Blog Tips

So I guess now I am wondering how accurate that is now. Are you saying it is still not a good idea?

But back to my original, question…

Let’s say I change my permalinks from /%category%/%postname%/ to /%monthnum%/%postname/. I did a test and it seemed to work, but I am unsure if there are any additional steps that I need to take for correct SEO, making sure any published links still get the reader to the correct destination, etc. Whenever I search for an answer, I get different ones.

Can anyone tell me what the final word is on this? Any help is appreciated, thanks!

Thank you very much, but what I failed to make clear is that I have multiple pages that I would like to place multiple categories on.

For example, I would like to create a page called “Features” and all excerpts of entries in the category named “Features” would be on this page. I would also have a page called “Articles”, a page called “Reviews”, etc. with their corresponding categories. I may also have to add multiple categories to pages, etc.

Once, again, thanks for the help so far. I didn’t think far enough ahead to see the additional complications.