Micah Wood

@virtualtopia At the moment, the only way to show more than one is to re-use the shortcode 4 times.

I realize that this means there is a chance that there could be some overlap between the images displayed in that scenario. Unfortunately, there isn’t a way to prevent this at this point in time. However, addressing this is something on the roadmap for a future release.

@learningtheharp I just ran some tests on a clean WordPress install with WooCommerce and Hide from Search. Everything worked as expected.

Most likely, there is a plugin that is conflicting and probably overriding the query customizations that the Hide from Search plugin is making.

What may have changed since this last worked for you?

You can try testing with Plugin Detective since that doesn’t impact the front-end of your site.

Unfortunately, it isn’t possible to add an exception for the homepage directly in the plugin settings.

However, I created a small plugin that you can install alongside the Simple Website Redirect plugin to prevent the homepage from redirecting.

You can view the code here:
https://gist.github.com/wpscholar/c65523da12007c55962743bbd8eea1d9

Click the “Download Zip” button in the top right to download the plugin.

To install, you’ll have to visit the “Plugins” -> “Add New” page in WordPress and then click “Upload Plugin”. Click “Choose File”, select the downloaded .zip file from your computer, then click “Install Now”. Be sure to activate it on the next screen.

Once installed, it should work by default. Keep in mind if you’ve already implemented a permanent redirect, the homepage may still redirect for you until you clear your browser cache. (See https://wpscholar.com/blog/browser-caching-301-redirects/). The best way to test redirects is by using a fresh Chrome incognito window.

@yaegerdesign Awesome! I’m glad you found it helpful!

@kimber254

If you are using a page builder, then you may be able to add a sidebar. However, that is totally dependent on the tools you’re using. (For example: How to add a sidebar in Elementor)

There’s no reliable way for the Blank Slate plugin to add a sidebar because sidebars are registered very differently in every theme.

@dsimply

Yes, so the Simple Website Redirect plugin will handle redirecting an entire site that lives on your old domain to a new domain.

Then, on the new domain, you’d want to use a different plugin such as Redirection to handle individual page-level redirects for any content on the new site where the URL path has changed.

@iyarten It also looks like the /checkout-2/ path is being redirected. It looks like you’ll want to add that to your list of excluded paths. I still haven’t managed to get to the checkout page.

I still am not convinced that the use of this plugin is in your best interest.

If you are just trying to redirect the homepage (or even a handful of pages) to the /booking/ location, it would be better to use a plugin like Safe Redirect Manager.

The Simple Website Redirect plugin is meant for redirecting an entire site from one domain to another. You’ll run into issues if you’re trying to do a redirect within your site when using this plugin.

@iyarten Sorry about the delay. I’ve been traveling.

It appears that there are some WooCommerce AJAX calls that are being redirected. You’ll probably want to add wc-ajax to the list of excluded query parameters.

@iyarten This plugin is designed to redirect all the front-end pages of a website from one domain to another. I’m not seeing any redirects, so I’m not sure what use case you have for this plugin.

If you aren’t using the plugin’s features and it is causing a conflict, then I’d recommend removing it.

If you are using the features in some way, let me know how you have it configured and I can take another look.

The responsive nature of the image is going to be dependent on the responsive nature of your WordPress theme.

You should be able to fix the issue by doing the following:

First, from the WordPress admin area, click on the “Appearance” menu item in the left sidebar and then select “Customize”.

Next, find and click on the “Additional CSS” section in the customizer.

Finally, add this code into the box after anything else that may already be there:

img {
    max-width: 100%;
}

Be sure to click the “Publish” button to save your changes.

If this doesn’t work, providing a link to the page where you are having the issue would help me help you.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by Micah Wood.

@kiwihawk Thanks for reporting this! Version 2.2.1 was just released which fixes the error.

@hanalin Yes. Navigate to the customizer in your WordPress admin area. Click on “Additional CSS”, then add this code and save:

body.blank-slate {
  width: 80vw;
}

This should do what you requested but may not work perfectly on mobile.

Thanks for using it!

Unfortunately, the Elementor (or Divi) components would need to support shortcodes when setting the image URL, but I’m pretty sure that isn’t the case.

@jonathanthijs I’m glad you were able to figure it out!