mlepisto

Thank you. Would there be any way to easily customize the widget view to change the start/end dates more like the VRBO style? Such as, perhaps half of the circle being colored while the other half not on start/end dates?

Thanks for that information. In the case of site 2, the WP home page and other permalinks are all within the same subdirectory /articles/* so perhaps if I modify the created page rule to account for this, would that alleviate the issues?

The rest of the site is home grown code for e-commerce, WP is only used for articles in the directory mentioned.

Thanks again!

I am having the same issue, but it appears to only happen with posts in 3 scenarios:
ONLY the youtube block
Youtube block first with other blocks after it
Empty paragraph block first

Only Youtube block:
https://blog.saltyflytying.com/chicones-mr-chumlee/

YT with text block after
https://blog.saltyflytying.com/gt-pinfish/

Paragraph bloc first with  
https://blog.saltyflytying.com/chicones-tuscan-bunny/

So try adding &nbsp to a paragraph block first or make sure your post has content. It seems YT blocks only are an issue at least for me.

That doesn’t seem to make any difference. Here is the gutenberg block, and it still doesn’t show the “more” link on the front end.
https://prnt.sc/pu8tlz

It just seems like there is a bug with this somewhere.

Right, but the problem is that it doesn’t display the “read more” button/link at all when the more tag is specified – not programmatically and not manually.

Should it not provide that at the location of the more tag vs the programmatic options set if the intent is to ignore the programmatic settings when a tag is specified?

Thank you.

That didn’t work for me, but I think I figured out what is going on.

If you check out the site again, you will see 2 versions of that content you tested with. One uses the WP “more” block and the other doesn’t.

The one without the “more” works but one with “more” doesn’t – see the top 2 posts.
https://sftblog.staging.wpengine.com/

I think it worked for you since by copying the content from the front end you wouldn’t have gotten the more code.

So it seems if there’s a manual break defined that might be causing the problem. Would you mind testing if that happens on your end as well?

Thank you.

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by mlepisto.

Ok, here it is using 250 chars, content image is set to featured which seems to be working for some of the posts, but not the first one. Using “special method” in either setting doesn’t change anything.

You can see that the number of chars is well above 250, and the “read more” link is gone on most of the posts although they have additional content than what is displayed. A few posts at the bottom do have the read more button with some custom CSS for colors.

https://sftblog.staging.wpengine.com/

Thanks.

Thanks!

Excellent, thanks!

Thanks @roselldk !

I was on Apache with PHP Version 5.6.38

Changing to PHP 7.0 and 7.2 works in my case so for me this is resolved as I was upgrading the site anyway so it’s no big deal to update the PHP version.

I’m adding this in case it’s helpful in other circumstances.

I could get to all the other options pages just fine, I have a few that create the menu item there.

It looks like it didn’t like the include for the options page. If comment it out in options-hooks.php and echo some content it will output in the admin as desired. Path is correct, it just doesn’t like the include for some reason.

`function webp_express_settings_page_content()
{
echo “testing “;
echo __DIR__ ;
//include __DIR__ . ‘/page.php’;
}’

The response code I was getting was 404, not 403 like polofreak. The file does exist.

Debug provided no additional info. There was one warning from another plugin but disabling that plugin only removes the warning and the result is still a 404.

There was nothing in the server error log.

Perhaps a conflict with the theme then? It only happens in the admin when visiting any of the plugin’s pages.

As a workaround, I changed the following line in content-single-event.php

<h2><?php the_title(); ?></h2>

to

<h2 class="summary"><?php the_title(); ?></h2>

It now validates through Google’s test tool.

Hi, I see the location is working fine in 1.6.10, but the summary still isn’t. I tried adding an excerpt to an event hoping that might do it, but the Google Webmasters test tool still says summary is missing and required.

Is there another place the summary should be added, or can it automatically be created from the event’s post content?

Thanks!

Some of mine do, for example:

/wp-content/plugins/custom-contact-forms/css/jquery-ui.css?ver=3.3.1