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Debug mode was already set to true:

define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true);

There are no errors. It just reloads the page as if nothing happened.

In an attempt to maybe fix the problem with my local version of the site, I just upgraded to WordPress 8 from version 7.5 but it has not fixed anything.

The live version still works and is still running WP 7.5

Both local and live sites are running Version 1.3.5 of the Age Gate plugin.

Nothing of the kind. I never use those on local sites. I rarely use them on live sites, actually.

How did you resolve it? I’m specifying 3 columns and it’s not paying any attention at all to the number of columnns for me. It just fills the entire width. On a 27-inch monitor, I’m getting 9 columns.

Thanks! The way I had done it previously was not as good as this. I will redo now as you suggest. Very much appreciated! ??

Thank you… sadly it looks like you answered me instantly while I was off figuring that out on my own. I almost never use posts so I had completely forgotten they’re different. I am actually doing a blog for once instead of a 10-page website like usual.

Okay… I did as explained above… where is the option to select this template? I don’t see it anywhere in the dashboard when editing the post. I see no difference so I assume I have to select the template somehow.

LOL, I just went to the FAQ to see if there was anything about any mobile considerations and I read what is there. I guess my title for this review was perfect: “This is awesome”

I’m developing locally so I can’t access this on my cell phone. This is mobile-ready, right? I see it’s responsive, so I assumed there are no issues with clicking / touching, etc.

Wow, that was easy. Thanks again!

Cool, thanks! I tried it out and it’s working great. It looks like you basically took the approach Jetpack did with their Custom Post Type Portfolios but added filtering ability… is that right? If not, then it is uncanny how much like the Jetpack CPT Portfolio setup this is, but yours is even simpler and I don’t think theirs has the filtering option, either.

bummer that there are so few reviews and active installs after 7 months! I am testing this out right now and I will spread the word far and wide if it works for me because there are not nearly enough good sort plugins for WP, especially for free.

Did you use isotope, mixitup, quicksand, shuffle or create your own sorting script? I am just wondering about licensing fees. Some other free WP plugins use isotope and don’t bother to mention it so the user doesn’t know if he has to pay for a commercial license.

I have same problem, btw. PHP 5.5.10

I guess I’ll mark it as resolved

Thanks, Melissa. I was confused because Buddypress textareas are missing any kind of outline (they’re overridden by Make which declares “no borders” across the board) so it would be like going to Facebook to update your status and not being able to find the box because it just blends in completely with the white background.

thanks… so I assume you just mean I install the Buddypress plugin and I’m off to the races.

It really is a question specific to your theme I’m having, Buddypress support can’t really help me…

So:

1. the tutorial says that a certain directory from teh Buddypress download has to be copied over into the theme to make it Buddypress-ready. And this directory is not seen in your Make theme.

2. BUT, maybe your Make theme creators have integrated the necessary Buddypress stuff differently, like by including it directly in the CSS and js files of the Make theme, not just dropping an entire Buddypress directory into Make’s theme folder. Do you know?