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Thanks so much priscilla .. worked perfectly:)

Sorry I used ..

<!– wp:yoast/faq-block {“questions”:[{“CMS”:”faq-question-1590891906036″,”question”:

<!– wp:yoast/faq-block {“questions”:[{“id”:”faq-question-1590891906036″,”question”:

Not having much luck with the anchor .. would you mind providing the code?

With the code above I have inserted “Content Management System” for “id” .. like so

<!– wp:yoast/faq-block {“questions”:[{“Content Management System”:”faq-question-1590891906036″,”question”:

This is the code I have used to call it

Broome Car Carriers website is a CMS, Content Management System.

I also tried this

Broome Car Carriers website is a CMS, Content Management System.

Neither of them work. Have I added the anchor to the wrong bit of code?

Thanks

Fabulous thank you so much :0

Sorry so just to clarify, at the moment there is no workaround to manually add anchors to each FAQ, as there is only one header per block that contains many questions and answers. Is there any way to target individual questions?

Thanks for confirming. So when the developers implement this feature, perhaps they can make it so that the anchor ID is per question and answer, not per block ??

Thanks

Thanks for getting back to me, good to know it will eventually be included. I am currently using a theme that has both WP Bakery and Gutenberg Editors. I was trying to work out what the header code is because as far as I can tell you cannot add one question and answer per row, they have to go in a block. Therefore adding an anchor tag to the header is only adding it to the block where there are many questions?

Have I got that right?

So sorry I have just seen this question has been posted and answered. Thanks

Hi I have a client wishing to use Square POS with a WordPress Woo-Commerce self hosted site.

I noticed that some of the information you provide is relevant to donations but we need a plugin that handles POS through Square for ecommerce site.

Thanks

Thanks so much for trying to help me out here ??
FORM
<div style=”clear:both”>

<div style=”width:47%; float:left; margin:15px 1%;”>
<div style=”margin-top:16px; color:#000;”>[text* book-name placeholder “NAME”]</div>[text* your-name]
<div style=”margin-top:16px;”>[email* book-email placeholder “EMAIL ADDRESS”]</div>
</div>

<div style=”width:47%; float:left; margin:15px 1%;”>
<div style=”margin-top:16px;”>[text* book-telephone placeholder “PHONE NUMBER”]</div>
<div style=”margin-top:16px;”>[text book-date placeholder "CEREMONY DATE"]</div>
</div>

<div style=”width:96%; float:left; margin:0 1% 15px 1%”>
<div style=”margin-top:0px;”>[textarea book-message placeholder “MESSAGE”]</div>
</div>

<div style=”width:96%; float:none; text-align:center; margin:15px 1%;”>
<div style=”margin-top:0;”>[submit “EMAIL EMMA”]</div>
</div>

</div>

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PS thanks for replying so soon, I have spent hours investigating this issue

Happy to supply wordpress logins but is this reply secure?

Actually the link is now https://ginreabthai.com.au/menu/ginreab-dinner-menu/. For some reason it wont let me have the url as dinner menu. I cant remember exactly what I did that made it give off a 404 error but there are no duplicate menu names and I checked the trash.

Hi Sorry I should have already mentioned that I read all relevant documentation and watched you tube videos as well as the link you mention above.

I have already used the above code in another website and it didnt produce an error so my question is .. is the above code correct and if so why does it produce an error?

It seems through reading tons of information that the above code is correct.

Done .. thanks for helping ??