How to get hueman related posts module working?
I probably won’t be of much help here; you’d need to deactivate each one of your plugins, one at a time, until you find the conflicting plugin.
I can only confirm that Hueman Related Posts and Jetpack work well together. You can use both on the same site without running into issues. Here is an example on a test site of mine:
http://i.wpne.ws/gmzn
How to move up PageNavi controls above JetPack likes, shares and related posts modules?
You can find out more about how these elements are added to the post content, and how to move them around, in this thread:
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/page-numbers-above-share-this?replies=3&view=all#post-7951897
I hope this helps.
Thank you Jeremy.
Besides WP QUADS, Jetpack and the hueman theme, I do not have any plug-ins that add content to post pages, and they all worked fine together until recent updates.
That said, will there be any problems if I deactivate/activate Jetpack in order to see what happens?
Otherwise, the links that you provided with code to move the pagination controls are intriguing but look intimidating to this amateur coder. I will have to study it pretty intensely and am quite fearful of mucking everything up during the revision process. For example, the instructions say “add XYZ” but rarely say “edit XXX.xyz and add XYZ here.” This means that I have to search through various files in order to find the location that is being referenced in the instructions. It is obvious that experienced coders know where all the code is located to begin with but not so much with us self-learners.
Nevertheless, thank you for your hard work.
will there be any problems if I deactivate/activate Jetpack in order to see what happens?
No, that shouldn’t be a problem.
For example, the instructions say “add XYZ” but rarely say “edit XXX.xyz and add XYZ here.”
Correct. It’s harder to provide exact details, since file names and line numbers will vary depending on your theme, and how it’s built. You will indeed need to dig a bit and understand how your theme is built.
If you use a Premium theme, you could contact the theme author, they might be able to help you with that.
Thank you Jeremy.
I wrongly assumed that file structures were similar regardless of the theme.
