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David Walsh put together an awesome tut on this. Uses direct DB query to fetch posts. https://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/javascript-ajax/create-a-twitter-like-load-more-widget/

Thanks for the help on this – I was having the same problem of disappearing menu items. But this seems like a bug. Why would the menu_position parameter, if applied, limit items in the admin menu? Any thoughts?

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Definitely would be nice to have this setting restrict general access to the page.

5.3.2-1ubuntu4.2

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Here’s error output I get:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function curl_version() in /var/www/zendesk.com/private/wp-content/plugins/eventbrite-for-the-events-calendar/eventbrite-for-the-events-calendar.class.php on line 88

@esmi But this “Author” feed does not include comments. What if I just want the comments? Or am I missing something?

If you have tags and keywords added you need to edit the keywords settings to edit keywords independently.

So it appears only <p> tags are stripped. Similary, when I change option in Settings > Summary between summary and full text has no effect.

@ipstenu : that’s exactly what I was after. understandably i could see there being some conflict. i got in the habit of installing wp in a subdir and acting out of root as a general security precaution and keeping root dir uncluttered. no biggie. good to know though.

Definitely can’t get this to work, receive following error under Tools > Network :

Error: Your WordPress address must match your Site address before creating a Network. See General Settings.

Been having this issue with custom post types in general. I seem to have a fix that I’m hoping will work for you guys. It’s a two parter.

After you’ve made your changes to functions.php or wherever you’re adding/editing post types or taxonomies,

1) go into the wp_options table in your database and clear out the option_value field for option_name rewrite_rules .

2) Then go back into your WordPress admin > Settings > Permalkinks and click the save button.

This should reset your rewrite rules to reflect your new rewrite settings for your taxonomy.

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Seems like there should be a password/account info resend button in the user profile screen.

Found a solution elsewhere. Check it out:

https://farinspace.com/2010/03/page-specific-wordpress-meta-box/

check out the P2 theme and then maybe port over some of that code to your theme?

wordpress’ native commenting should do this, just a matter of isolating the comment form to operate in your theme wherever you like.

Now the trouble is getting an “active” or “current” class in there when you’re on the taxonomy tag’s page. Any ideas?