seindal

I too get the default featured image on new posts, but not on old.

I’ve tried clearing caches at what not, to no avail.

Thanks. I’m happy you find it useful.

First of all, my apologies for not answering earlier. I have now learned to subscribe to the support forum ??

I have tested this, and it now works with the latest version. I was entirely my fault.

Just as I posted the above, I found the problem.

I registered the taxonomy as private = true and show_in_rest = true true. The last allows the taxonomy to be used in the editor, but not on the site.

On the site I need to have publicly_queryable = true too.

With the taxonomy public queryable the thing works.

Sorry for having disturbed.

I’m closing this as I can’t verify that there is such a bug.

Hi Nick,

I’m not sure I’ve understood the problem.

The plugin does a simple HTTP redirect to the source page for the feed item whenever the post’s link is clicked. It should open in whatever window or tab your browser puts it in. The plugin doesn’t try to fiddle with that.

I’ve tried to create a page with a link to an imported post, configuring the link to open in a new tab, and the link works perfectly for me, opening in a new tab as it should.

Maybe I haven’t quite understood what you’re doing.

René

You’re totally right. Once I open and save the post, your solution is the correct one, and mine is wrong.

Do you know if there’s a way of bulk updating the markup structure of all posts on a site? I fear not, as much of Gutenberg happens client side in JS.

Actually I use quite a few of your themes: koji, hamilton, chaplin, hoffman at least. I like the simplicity of them. I’m not a hawk at frontend stuff, but standing on the shoulders of giants makes you reach higher.

Thanks a lot for the praise for the photos. If you ever come to Venice, spritz is on me.

Hi Anders, I just tried, got too much of a margin. Apparently 16px exactly.

For me this works:

.entry-content .wp-block-gallery.alignwide + .wp-block-gallery.alignwide,
.entry-content .wp-block-gallery.alignfull + .wp-block-gallery.alignfull {
    margin-top: -2.5em;
}

Admittedly, I have only tried .alignwide as I don’t use .alignfull.

There’s an example here (the site uses a child theme with the above change):
https://www.venicestreetphotography.com/photos/venice/

Thanks a lot for this great theme.

I did something similar but made it into a shortcode that can be used all over.

WordPress Hamilton Theme add-on

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by seindal.

Thanks for a prompt reply and fix.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by seindal.

I’ve seen this happen on a site with Jetpack installed – apparently Jetpack took control of the mobile site, overruling the theme. You might have some plugin messing things up.

Thanks a million for your answers.

I’m not quite sure what has happened, but after an upgrade to version 2.8, and switching the plugin off and on, it works as expected.

It a great, and much missed, plugin.

Thanks a lot for your answer. It was indeed a misunderstanding on my behalf.

I got fooled by Firefox suggesting auto-completions for the input fields, full of MLA templates I’ve used in the past, so I just tabbed down and hit enter, and it didn’t work ??

Sorry for wasting your time.

I have this in my CSS for consecutive galleries with Hamilton and Gutenberg

.wp-block-gallery + .wp-block-gallery {
    margin-top: -50px;
}

Have a look at this which might help you.
It is a shortcode to display posts or pages in the style of the Hamilton theme.

https://rene.seindal.dk/2019/01/10/wordpress-hamilton-theme-add-on/