rickschwein

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I was having the same problem. The culprit was the PodPress plugin which I had not deactivated.

Without that, everything works fine…

…. here’s my comment from a little earlier:
I am having the same issue with adding posts. However, I can edit existing posts.

If I use the Quick Draft dialog on the Dashboard, I then can edit the post and publish it.

I have not found a workaround for creating new pages. I just get a blank screen.

Using version 5.0.3 with Windows 10 and Chrome. NOT using Secure HTTP. Could that be a factor?

• This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by rickschwein.

The actual cause of this is a change to Chrome and Firefox requiring a embedded Album Artist field to have a value for MP3 files over a certain size to play.

Thanks. I’ll try that and lost my results.

Yep … that did it. The key:

first instance of The Loop displays the page contents,
then query to get the metadata to build the list of needed information to build my table.

Of course, the solution was pretty simple.

<?php
	$this_id = get_the_ID();

	if ( have_posts() ) : while ( have_posts() ) : the_post();
		the_content();
	endwhile; else: endif;

	$page_meta = get_post_meta($this_id, 'Series_Name');
	$tag = $page_meta[0];
	$posts = query_posts( "tag=$tag&order=asc&posts_per_page=-1" );
?>

It looks like the solution to my problem is in this post.

I’ll mark this as resolved when I know for sure …

As similar post drew a couple of solutions:

10 is the default number of posts to display and can be changed under Settings/Reading in wp-admin.

For a specific template, include “posts_per_page=-1” in your query.

e.g. $posts = query_posts( "tag=$tag&order=asc&posts_per_page=-1" );

For this code fragment, it looks like you would take out the time/date by removing | <?php the_time)... ?>

But I think you need to search through all the templates for the strings “Posted on” and “continue reading” to find the lines you’re talking about. Chances are they appear in multiple places in multiple templates.

And, yes, I do know what my name means … ??

At the top of The Loop on each template that gets called to display your posts (archive.php, index.php etc) is something like:
<?php the_time('F j, Y'); ?></span> by <?php the_author_posts_link(); ?>

Comment that out.