BeardedGinger

Hey Miz.MIchele,

You can remove that section by creating a duplicate of the loop-entry.php file within your theme and naming it something like loop-author-entry.php. In your newly created file, delete any reference to <?php the_excerpt; ?>.

Within the author.php file you have pasted above replace get_template_part('loop', 'entry') with get_template_part('loop', 'author-entry')

Thanks! I really appreciate the input.

Looks like I botched the localization :).

I’ll give it another go and test with the Code Styling Localization plugin. Should have it updated before next week.

Thanks!

I just updated to Version 1.1.0 which includes your suggestions for localization.

I did some tests but would love your feedback when you get a chance to test it.

Thanks!

Got this added to the queue for the next release https://github.com/BeardedGinger/admin-page-notes/issues/2

Thanks! This will definitely be coming! I’ve added it to the queue for the next update.

I’ve done this in the past with theme development but, to be honest, I’ve never personally had to do a translation. I would love to get more info from someone that has to do them on a regular basis.

If you would like to set a custom height on the textarea, you can add it to your styles function above by targeting #admin-page-notes textarea.

I’m adding this as an issue to make the textarea larger in the 1.1.0 release for version 1.1.0

Hey,

You shouldn’t have any issues adding it to the other folders. I don’t play with the .htaccess file too much but there are some good tips in this article from the codex regarding the .htaccess file.

Hey,

Do you have FTP access to your site? Also, do you have any membership plugins or plugins that adjust existing user capabilities installed? If so, you can try removing those plugins via FTP and see if that resolves your issue.

Hey,

If I’m understanding you, it sounds like your approach is good.

Also, you’re definitely right about not wanting to make these pages. If you want to have all of these special, re-published posts accessible together, you can create a special category or tag just for these posts and add a link to that archive to your menu.

Hey,

This is most likely a plugin or theme conflict. Try disabling plugins one by one to see if you can find the plugin that is causing the issue.

Hey,

You may run into issues with adding it to your child theme since the index.php file is the default template for any view that doesn’t have a defined layout within your theme.
A helpful graphic can be found here

Hey,

It sounds like you would benefit from switching to custom taxonomies rather than custom fields. You could then take advantage of the archive for each taxonomy term.

Hey,

This could be a plugin or less likely a theme conflict. You can try disabling any plugins that add additional widgets and see if that resolves your issue.

Hey,

You should be able to accomplish this with most themes by adding the following css to your site:

.IOTMonth {display:none;} body.10717 .IOTMonth {display:block;}

It appears that you may have a plugin or theme that is modifying the default display of that area in WordPress