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Ok, I see. I planned on buying the Premium version to utilize the label generation feature, but only after I got everything worked out to see how I liked it and if it would work first.

Is there a way to show First Class shipping when it’s under 15.9 ounces and not show it if the weight is over? If that’s doable, then the Premium purchase is an easy decision. Thanks.

Wow, that was fast! Works perfect. Thank you for the update. Makes me feel a lot better about being stumped, especially since my question previous to this one ended up being not only easy to figure out but very well documented already. ??

I can also mention, on all of those categories I do have a page named the same thing. For example the category Prototypes also has a page name Prototypes. However Prototypes is one of the TOC shortcodes working properly. But the others are matching.

I have a main “TOC” page that just has bullet points of all my Categories. You can see it displayed at the top of the “Table Of Contents” page in the screenshot (sc3.png) and you can see the code I used to put it there in sc2.png. The links in the “TOC” page go to separate individual pages named the same thing as the category names. For example, you click on Prototypes, it goes to a page called “Prototypes” with nothing but the shortcode to display all the pages in the category.

Both the individual pages of “Figures by Character” and “Figures by Country” are blank as well, it’s not just the “Table of Contents” code and page screenshots I attached above. It was just simpler to show that page since it gave examples of some shortcodes working and some not.

I’m using WordPress 4.4.2

Yes, as you can see in my first screen shot (sc1.png) that I do in fact have both of those as Category names. I also noticed, my category “Promotional Items” is not populating as well, although the others are working just fine.

Aaaah, yes yes yes.

So the proxy error was because (like you suspected) I was pointing to a TOC page that didn’t exist. I think part of my problem grasping it initially was I guess I expected the categories themselves to be auto populating, but instead the pages were populating under the categories. To accomplish this, I simply made individual pages for each category, put a TOC page specific to that category on each page, then on my “TOC” page I just added links to each of those category pages. That way the user sees contents (categories) and clicks each link to get to the pages list (TOC shortcode). It took me a while but now that it’s all up and going it seems like a very easy concept to grasp. I just had to read through it a few times.

Thanks for your reply. Yes that makes sense now. It took me a few reads but I think I got it. Although the links you posted did not work for me.

I’m running into another problem, although it might be on my end. I know this isn’t part of the scope of the original question, but any time I visit a page with the yada wiki shortcodes, the server returns back a proxy error.

I made a Table of Contents page to test with (not named TOC but Table of Contents) and when the page has regular text, or is blank, the page will load fine. However, just by adding a shortcode of [yadawikitoc show_toc=”true”] the page will not load and gives me this error:

Proxy Error
The proxy server received an invalid response from an upstream server.
The proxy server could not handle the request GET /table-of-contents/.
Reason: Error reading from remote server
Apache/2.2.15 (CentOS) Server at superpowerswiki.com Port 80

We are using 2 webservers behind an Apache Proxy. Again, everything on the site works fine until I load short codes. This is also the only WP plugin with shortcodes that I’m using that causes this error (we’re using many on this server). I realize this is outside the scope of the original question and possibly the support here, but I figure I’d ask in case the shortcode somehow relayed to some external server first that makes my proxy lose routing info. Just a guess though. Are you able to shed any light on this? It’s super bizarre. Thanks!