loauc

Great. It’s working as expected.

Thanks!

Thanks,

I did a loop with the following query:

$args = array(
	'post_type' => 'event',
	'event-categories' => 'highlights',
	'order' => 'DESC',
	'posts_per_page' => 9,
	'orderby' => 'event_start_date',
	);
$loop = new WP_Query( $args );

It’s working great. Thanks.

Felix

I’m trying to import all the posts in a particular category, not mix events and posts in the same list. At this moment I’m importing them manually one by one but there are 100+ posts so some kind of automation will certainly be welcome.

Thanks,
– Felix

Thank you, that was what I needed!

Resolved.

Thanks, that was what I was looking for.

Bump!

Glad to be useful.

Solved!

In order to preserve the navigation I had to use:

query_posts($query_string . '&cat=-7&posts_per_page=3')

Is not nice to skim through the documentation ??

–Felix

I see your galleries now have their corresponding image.

Glad to have helped!

After reading a bit and trying everything I finally found what the problem is.

First, you insert an album like this:

[album=1,extend]

That way you get your album, with the galleries you previously added (as in your example).

Then, under Manage Gallery (inside WordPress > Gallery) you have to click on Edit so you go to the edit panel of a given gallery. There you’ll see, on top, the gallery name and right under it a blue box with a white triangle. Click on the triangle, you’ll get the extended gallery settings, which include the option for selecting a preview image. That’s where you specify which thumbnail you want to appear in your album.

It’s somewhat hidden but you’ll find it.

Good luck!

Felix.

I’m having the same problem. Wil try to search for a solution, and if so, I’ll update here.

Felix.

After experimenting for a while I came to the conclusion that permalinks + wordpress on its own directory + a static front page don’t get along too well.

So, for the time being, I’m solving this with a template index.php with static content (Loop only on sidebar for a calendar with future events). And the blog comes under its own category (for /noticias).

Hope this will help others or, more properly, ring a bell on someone with the same problem and find a solution.

Felix.

Did that, it didn’t worked. Now it’s configured that way and it doesn’t make a difference.

In fact, changing that value directly in the database or via the Options menu is the same.

Thanks anyway,
Felix.

Test in a local install of WordPress. A split xml file will surely work.

This seems a little bit more complicated than that. I think if I generate a mysql dump using REPLACE instead of INSERT with phpMyAdmin I could fix my lost categories.

Hope someone with experience in MySQL will read this and point me in the right direction.

Will do a test on my lap just to check the REPLACE function works as expected.

Felix.