mattstick

Thanks, it worked!

Sent ??

How can I send you my website privately @ejcabquina?

I wasn’t aware this feature is premium.

Any way you can give me some quick code to add to PHP to change location of tagline from right to bottom?

So far, the code is this:

add_filter( 'generate_site_title_output', function( $output ) {
    $tagline = '<div class="site-description">Your tagline here</div>';

    return $output . $tagline;
} );

Perfect, thank you! Oh, and one last question:

Let’s say I use product boxes from this plug, how can I make it where they display immediately after the title, like this?

For example, I have an Amazon disclosure hook applied on all the posts, so it looks like this.

Would I need to do something similar to the boxes?

Sure thing! Here’s the page that has the correct post subheader dimensions: https://rafaltomal.com/improve-typography-on-every-website/

I only used Elementor on my Homepage — not my posts. And even then, my other site doesn’t have Elementor and the problem is still there.

Do you think upgrading to Pro would solve this problem @kevinb?

Yep @kevinb. Here’s what I’m using:

1. Elementor – Use it only for homepage.
2. Code Snippet – Update date after post gets an update.
3. Elements (from Generate Press) – Navigation search box and affiliate notice for all WP posts.

Sounds good, thanks @kevinb!

Yeah, I’m running the latest version: https://prnt.sc/v39cwe

In addition to the slug not remaining the same, I believe when I schedule a post update, the plugin removes the featured image of that post.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by mattstick.

I downloaded the plugin “User Role Editor”.

Do you know which setting I’d enable to allow the Contributor to modify slug?

Hey Carl,

By chance, could you share a quick video showing it works for you?

Because when I create a new post, add a title, save draft: https://prnt.sc/u1nf7q, scroll down to Yoast snippet, edit slug: https://prnt.sc/u1nfwh and click Submit for review, the slug goes back to matching the title: https://prnt.sc/u1ngms

Both Yoast and WordPress is updated, and I still have the issue.

Any other solutions?

No, actually it takes a long time to load (about 10 minutes to load article into WordPress).

But that’s not the bad part.

The worst part is that some of the formatting gets messed up. (Ex: images are in the same box as headers, unnecessary spacing, etc.)

Thank you for your response, Michael!

I don’t get this issue when uploading article that only has text.

It only becomes problematic when the article has a lot of images.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by mattstick.

Awesome, thank you!