marieservais

Done ??

Oh, I see ! Thanks for your help, Yann !

Oh I see, I think I can figure that out… Thanks a lot, anyway !

This seems to have solved my problem, thank you very much !

I just have another question: does the option to switch The Next / Previous display side offered on the admin panel work when using shortcode ?

It did not seem to make a difference when I tried it…

Thanks again ??

Hi, sure, here’s the link to the page which exemplifies the problem:

https://trecentosiena.com/en/siena-san-cristoforo-0506_n517-103/

Thanks for your help !

Thank you !

Hi, no problem, I understand.
In the meantime I solved the problem by calling the font “manually” in my theme file, but thanks anyway!

I get it that unfortunately it won’t be straightforward and I’ll have to use a customfield around that problem. I’ll try your suggestion.
Thanks for your help!

Thanks for your help and ideas! But I fear overriding Unix system time with code is beyond my skill…
As for your suggested work around, it would be ok for listing the posts, but would not otherwise work with the system as a date variable.
Thks all the same. I’ll keep searching…

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by marieservais.

Actually, I have just found the solution in another, indirectly related support thread : the problem appears to have been caused by the quotes I used around ‘wp_post_revisions’ which happened to be curved quotes and not straight ones, and that hardly visible in my editor!

Thanks for your reply. Yes, my wp-config.php file is correctly uploaded and the define( ‘WP_POST_REVISIONS’, false ) placed before the ABSPATH part. Still, revisions keep appearing in the database. I really don’t understand.

Could it have something to do with the php environment ? What’s your php version ?
For me,
– working with php versions 5.6, 7.0, 7.1: I have the above mentioned problem;
– working with php versions 7.2, 7.3: I get the following warning on my webpage : “Use of undefined constant ‘WP_POST_REVISIONS’ – assumed ‘‘WP_POST_REVISIONS’’ (this will throw an Error in a future version of PHP) in /home/***/www/wp-config.php on line **”

I’d really appreciate any help solving the problem and getting revisions disabled once and for all. Thanks in advance.

Sure, I’ll do it once the site is full on.
And for the topic: Ok and resolved ??

Fine, I’ll try that !

There are options in the customizer for each of the meta info items, but they don’t seem to work… Actually I tried them in the first place, but it made no difference.

Great theme all the same ! Thanks for your help !!

Great! Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks a lot, Andre. ??
I have a last question on the subject: now that the category name is diplayed above the full post, how can I suppress it from the meta line under the title, other than by using css ?

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by marieservais.

Thanks ! And take your time ;)… And indeed, being able to play with a child theme and leave the original intact is a great thing !
As for the look of it, yes I would like it to be exactly the same between blog home page and single post: category name above the full post, line under title and meta.