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Dude. Chill. The idea is not to offend. If custom types are supported then please let me know how the custom type for my use case can be supported. What’s the tag code I should use?

Thanks Joost. I’ll leave WP SEO for the general blog bits, but for any serious site using custom types, this is a huge room for improvement.

This should solve your mystery:

thefrosty.com

You probably have a theme or plugin from them. Those are the guys to stay away from if their code breaks your WordPress.

I’m just a guy who passionately loved WordPress. I just started using Theme My Login plugin, and while it’s not ideal (as my other question in this forum should tell you), it still is quite a simple and useful plugin.

I install a fresh WordPress every day or so. Neither WP SEO nor this plugin does what you mention.

Sorry mate, you need to air your disgruntlement elsewhere. A plugin written in PHP that doesn’t have this functionality written in it will not somehow magically create havoc only on your server. As you know. So the problem is something else and if you wish to avoid it in the future, you might want to root-cause the actual problem.

By Frosty is not from this plugin, it’s from WP SEO.

And even that does not write anything in the theme, except a few HTML comments.

It seems your theme itself is broken. Get a new theme, and start over.

Thanks a lot brasofilo. Just to confirm

1. This will also work with older entries? Or just new entries?

2. Also, which part of the code is hardcoded and needs to be changed? I see the word “movies” in there. Do I need to replace it with my custom taxonomy name?

Thanks

Thanks for this very useful post. Sorry if I’m renewing an older thread, but question — where does one add this code? In the archive.php template file?

And then how does one link to that page? I’d like to create a site header with direct links to all posts with the meta value Color = x (black, blue, etc).

Thanks!

Based on the link here:

https://contactform7.com/tag-syntax/

My screenshot is absolutely correct.

Anything specific you have to suggest?

I suggest you start reading up on WordPress shortcodes.

Thanks for the help.

Anything particular I should read up on? The plugin suggests that it will automatically send the mails with those shortcodes filled out when the form is submitted.

Here’s what I am doing:
https://i.imgur.com/1JhFB.png

The FAQ mentions that this is all I need to do. Or am I missing something? Do I need to create separate page with these shortcodes?

Appreciate pointers.

Stacy, you can put your entire wordpress folder inside a http password, or just change the name of the wordpress folder.

Your site will stop working for a while, but it will also get ride of the malicious guys.

Why? It’s related.

Do you have any ideas or was that your valuable contribution?

For my blog, this is not a solution at all as “Editor” users don’t see the Discussion option in the Screen Options. What about them? Every time an editor saves a new draft, those “allow comments” and “allow trackbacks” options are NOT enabled.

Where/how can I set them up to be enabled by default?

Frederick, thanks for replying.

1. Yes. And I think the CDN *only* replaces the domain name. I want it to replace a path longer than that, but there’s no mechanism to specify exactly what to replace with what. I tried the plugin WP-Regexp, which works in general, but W3 totally ignores it. And I need W3 more, for the caching.

Basically I do NOT want “mysite.com” to be replaced by “cache.mysite.com”.

Instead, I want:

a. “mysite.com/wp/wp-includes/” -> “cache.mysite.com“
b. mysite.com/wp/wp-content/w3tc/min” -> “cache2.mysite.com“

Hope this makes sense. Please let me know how to enable these very specific replacements.

2. My expectation is to have the minified file name different after each version. No need for query string. If a browser is force-caching a version of the page on the user’s end, it’ll also ignore the query string. If a browser pulls a fresh version from the server, then it’ll see the name of the minified CSS file as a new file too: aabbc1.css, as opposed to aabbc2.css. The name of the file itself will be different. Isn’t that how caching plugins work?

Much appreciate your thoughts.

[No bumping, thank you.]

Seriously, no response?

I had the same problem. My guess is that your permissions on the folders are going wrong somehow. At least this is what it was with me.

Do a

chmod -R 777 /home/path/to/your/wp/wp-content

And then run the manual thing again. For me this is the case, every single time.