thorirv

Thanks @jimtrue for your input.

Had indeed installed both Gutenberg and Classic, didn’t realize there was a conflict.

However, I hadn’t checked the content of the WYSIWYG fields properly and it turned out they contained nothing but image galleries. Trying them with text and single images proved to work fine, so I had a look at the field in the Pods admin, saw that “Allow Shortcodes?” wasn’t checked and upon fixing that, all is back to normal.

The template is as simple as this btw.. :

<p>{@info}</p> <!--the WYSIWYG field-->

<p><strong>Technique</strong>: {@technique}<br />

	<strong>Year</strong>: {@year}<br />
	
	<strong>Exhibited</strong>: {@exhibited}</p>

Thanks again!

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Bingo, iTSec it is!

Thanks for bringing it to my attention, very much appreciated.

Th

Thanks, but afraid not (screenshot)

Thanks.

I was in contact with the Appsolute support team (kudos to them for responding to non–Pro inquiries) and they pointed out to me what I had been doing wrong.

It turned out that I couldn’t select and copy only the database folders I needed and paste them within the db folder of the new install. Instead I had to copy and move the db folder from the backup drive to the new MAMP install, including all subfolders.

After doing so, problem solved.

Thanks @jaycbrf.

I know, I’ve already moved them (see list).

To clarify:
MAMP is already installed on the new computer, and works as expected when setting up a new localhost install.

The copied databases from the old computer, however, don’t work out of the box.

Therefore I was wondering if there was a config file somewhere that needed to be changed, or if it was necessary to run a find/replace on the DBs, given that the old drive’s name doesn’t match the new one, neither does the user. As you might see by now I’m no MySQL expert.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by thorirv.

This worked for me..

In the Customizer, under Additional CSS, add this piece of CSS:

.custom-logo {
	border-radius: 0;
}

Thanks @lizkarkoski

1. Yea, I couldn’t see the logic for adding a ReadMore link to the caption. This explains..
2. I understand. The plan was to add it to a child theme file.

Thanks again!

• This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by thorirv.

Thanks for replying @jimtrue

I tried the plugin you mentioned, apparently it seems to not be possible to remove cpt-name from the individual post slugs.

Well well, I’ll know how to plan better next time.
Thanks again!

Thanks Anders for replying.

My issue isn’t about featured images or post previews (which work very well!) but images in the post content.

The reason I want to change my image size *Large* to match the width of the content is to display the size neccessary, and not have the browser down–scale an image that is larger. This to keep load times to a minimum and make for a better user experience.

I understand why the images get scaled (by the browser) to the content width, but not why the WordPress post editor recognizes the *Large* image size as 560px when they are indeed larger (I’ve checked the image files in the media library and there aren’t any 560px images).

I also see how the following css gives images not aligned a negative margin both left and right, but then the image needs to be wider than the post content, at least *content* plus *neg. margin left and right* (560px plus 2x80px), or 720px wide.

.alignnone {
	margin-left: -80px;
	margin-right: -80px;
	max-width: calc( 100% + 160px );
}

.alignnone img {
	width: 100%;
}

The fact that it publishes an image that is too small (even when it isn’t) seems like a bug to me but I’m not enough css wizard to quickly spot what might be causing it.

Feel free to have a look at the results I got from a fresh WordPress install with Hamilton installed, here (screenshot).

Regards, Th

Thanks Sami!

FYI: I just got this notification (again) from Wordfence, today. Both plugins up to date.

Hi Jeremy.
Thanks for a prompt reply and excellent suggestion. Really appreciate that you took the time!

Regards, Th

It’s funny how the brain only gets going after posting on the forum. So, to answer my question, this got me started:

<!-- Show Child Pages of Current (if there are any) -->
<?php
	$children = wp_list_pages( 'title_li=&child_of='.$post->ID.'&echo=0' );
	if ( $children) : ?>
		<ul>
			<?php echo $children; ?>
		</ul>
	<?php endif; ?>
<!-- End Child Pages -->

From here.
Needless to say some way to go still, but a start..

A (very) belated thank you @kathryn for your reply!