Palijn

Hi @sacredpath ,
I am seeing this when the home page is set to display the most recent posts, and there is pagination at the bottom since more articles exist than displayed.
As an aside : the “Older posts” string was not translated, a situation affecting many other strings, therefore I submitted a complete French translation on the translation project page. I hope these translations will be included in the theme, I’m totally new to this process and will happily perform additional steps as directed.
To get back to your question :
I don’t know if this appears on other parts of the site, but I think I did pinpoint the exact code location where this happens. I’m happy to provide feedback on specific inquiries but I’m sure you’ll understand at this time I cannot perform an extensive review of my website to find a random “of” pop up somewhere…
Thanks for your support

“aside” from using recurring events ?
How would I use recurring events to achieve this schedule ?
Thanks for your support!

Same for me.
Actually, there is a “Title” field in the Text Slideshow interface, and I do find it a quite useful thought from the developer, to sort out my slides.
Therefore, a bugfix would be appreciated that would indeed save and reload the non-div tag that we elect to apply to the “Title” field ??
Thanks !

?(Hiding in shame)…
There is no problem except between my chair and my keyboard. Of course ??
grep -i stable *will* match “adjuSTABLE” .
Sorry for reporting a non-existent problem…and hopefully you had a good laugh on my behalf!

Wow. That is being reactive, I’m impressed ??

Li-An , the exact sentence in the admin panel is :
Si vous ne désirez pas indexer tous les types de billets personnalisés, listez ici les types de billets personnalisés que vous ne désirerez pas indexer.

which should IMHO read:
Si vous ne désirez pas indexer tous les types de billets personnalisés, listez ici les types de billets personnalisés que vous désirez indexer.

to match the English sentence, which reads :
[...] list here the custom post types you want to see indexed

and to match the actual behaviour of the code ??

Thanks a lot for your hard work!

I’ll answer to myself after having dug into the code:

1- you restrict the search to multiple post types by adding a hidden “post_type” input into the search form, or by listing the post types in the administrative interface.
Warning: the english version of the admin page is right, you ought to list the post types by their DB name, separated by a comma , to include these post types. That’s the same with the post_type input.
The French version is the other way around – and plain wrong.

2- you cannot exclude post types in the search results: the code simply does not implement it , as of Relevanssi 2.5.5 .
I’m now looking into implementing the “prepend minus to exclude” tip to match the taxonomies behaviour.