tobbger

Thank you so much for your help, dcooney! I really, really appreciate it!

However, the code doesn’t seem to work with the Isotope container. Maybe I need a way to call the event that arranges the figure elements. It works perfectly if I delete the <div class="isotope-container">, but that looks strange ofcourse.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by tobbger.

How would I use that in the snippet I provided?

I’m sorry. I’m aware that it’s a bit annoying to ask for quick fix and I should definitely have done my research on this and WordPress in general before asking anything. The thing is, I’m doing this site for a client and I’m supposed to deliver the site by this week. Everything basic is working, but the fact that I’m a complete beginner at WordPress makes it very hard for me to work this infinite scroll functionality out by my own. And it’s the only missing piece from getting this done. I’m not expecting anyone to do all of the work for me, but that’s the reason why I’m asking so much in detail – being in a bit of panic and at the same time trying to figure out something I should’ve much more knowledge about before starting. ??

Yeah, there’s one class on the figure for each post-type. Do you have any idea, looking at my code above, what I likely have to do in order to get it working?

Where do I put the short code?

If you have created a template in HTML/CSS already and want to “convert” this to a WordPress theme, I would recommend using Pinegrow Web Editor as a starter, just to get a notion about how things work without getting to much into code. Then slowly you’ll begin to get it and will be able to attack the problem through only using code. But Pinegrow is great for speeding up the work, even if you’re an experienced programmer, in my own experience.

You can read their own tutorial on how to convert a template from HTML/CSS to a WordPress theme here.

To answer myself, and maybe anyone else thinking about the same thing, I found the pro version of the plugin Advanced Custom Fields and used their repeater and gallery function to get this straight. Worked like magic!

I don’t need an exact solution step-by-step for it, but I would really appreciate if someone could give me any links or the names for the techniques used so that I can work further on it myself. Right now I’m a bit lost. ??

Thanks, but I don’t think this is the feature that I’m looking for. I don’t want to create an actual playlist on a specific page.

Every song is posted in one post each. And when the player in the first post reaches the end, I want the next audio player in the next post to automatically play.

Is this possible?

See this image:
https://imageshack.com/a/img921/1395/ST4vGR.jpg

Thanks Juhi!

Where do I put this shortcode?

Ah, sorry. The problem is only appearing in posts that’s probably in the browser’s cache. So it should not happen for any of my visitors.

Thank you for all your help!

Thank you! Yeah, I got that working through the Yoast SEO -> Social tab. But now the problem is that I only can get this working for posts that are created after these changes. Is there any way to apply the OG settings for older posts?

Okay! I’ve managed to change the description with the Yoast plugin. It didn’t seem to work at first, but then I realized that the changes applies only to new posts. Does anyone have any clue on how to apply this to posts created before the change?

Thank you!

I’m using both title attribute for the hyperlinks and alt attribute for the images, but I’ll look into further optimizing the content for SEO and Accessibility purposes.

If I can’t leave the description empty (however, like you said, this is possible manually by just clicking the description box and emptying it when sharing on Facebook), would it be possible to have a standard text for every post? Maybe simply describing the blog or whatever. In that case I would get:

Unique post title from post being shared
Unique image from post being shared
Description of the site (“This is a blog with sound and images”).

Sorry for being slow, but how would I do this with the Yoast plugin? Or is there an instruction for this on their official website?

Works likes a charm! Incredible! Thank you!

Wow! You’re the best! I’ll try this and get back to you with the results.

Thank you so much once again!