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Perfect, thank you!

Did you ever figure this out? I’ve got the same issue

Btw, this is the code I’m using for the excerpt “Read More”…

//Let's Edit the "Read More" Link
 // Puts link in excerpts more tag
	function new_excerpt_more($more) {
		   global $post;
		return '<p class="readMore"><a class="moretag" href="'. get_permalink($post->ID) . '"> Read the full article...</a></p>';
	}
	add_filter('excerpt_more', 'new_excerpt_more');

This works for the excerpt but is not changing the ” […] ” in the rss summary. Any ideas?

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gracias, mi amigo! Works like a champ. I appreciate your time

Yes, I’ve already got that aspect covered, but I’m trying to be more thorough & explicit with this client in case they have a graphic designer on staff that will be creating images just for that space. This would just give them a little hint as to what size image would look best in that space

As a follow up for clarification, the logos for “imports” & “Craftbrews” are currently hardcoded

Running the risk of making this slightly more complicated, here is my situation. I’m building a site for a local beer distributor. I have a custom post type of “beer” which is categorized (custom taxonomy) by the custom taxonomy of “brewery”. Each brewery(category) has it’s own page (page.php template). On the brewery page, all of the beers offered by that brewery is listed. This is only becoming a problem because of the home page “Have a beer” feature that allows you to click Miller & Yuengling which dynamically populates that div with each beer’s logo (featured image thumbnail), which can then be clicked to go that brewer’s page. The next three link options are not brewers, however, they are categories of breweries. So while I can query all of the featured images (beer logos) to populate that div, I won’t be able to permalink them to go to their brewer’s page. Here’s a link to my testing server. To give you an idea
https://brasco.co/Mims/

No I’ve got about 15 different categories. I’ve also got 15 different page templates set up for each, because each category needed 3 of it’s own widget areas defined. So now that I have those pages set up, I was wondering if there was a way to point the category link to a specific page.

in the query, replace”<custom_post_type>” with your custom post type

after an extensive 9 minute google search esc_url() proved to solve my dilemma.

Problem is, I’m turning this over to a client, so I was hoping to have all of that beer’s pertinent info, be editable from within the wp editor. I was figuring that they could build the custom google map, and then copy & paste that iframe code into wordpress. I’ve got to keep this simple. I may have to go the route you suggest in the end though if I can’t find a way around this.
thanks for your help

WordPress actually adds a class of “current-menu-item”

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