singhnsk
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@buyacsgo thanks mate, but as I said, I’ve already implemented this fix and it workks. But since it is a user mod, it will be lost the next time W3 receives an update. So I was willing to know what way the permanent solution will be implemented 🙂
Thanks @deconf , your solution works fine as of now. What is the permanent solution? And whether it needs to be implemented on W3’s side or here in your plugin? 🙂
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Code is showing as textThe content was most possibly added by theme as they look like theme shortcodes. Did you make use of a Visual Composer or something? You need to have that particular plugin turned on to make this work.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Broken links after WordPress MigrationThe 1 thing I can notice is that your images are already linked with that URL in your posts and that won’t change if you change the Blog URL in settings.
You need to run a databse find and replace query to replace all localhost references with your domain. I hope you know how to do this now. I make use of the plugin called Better Search Replace to do this.For the linking, consider resaving your permalink structure and also check your .htaccess that there are no custom redirects.
- This reply was modified 9 years, 8 months ago by singhnsk.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Displaying an Insecure Resource without a Secure OptionSince this concerns an outside resource on which there is no control of yours, there can’t be a workaround. All modern browsers would try to block resources which are coming over insecure connection(s).
Your best bet is to host the images locally and use the WordPress gallery, else upload to a hosting service which is secured.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Ad Inserter - Ad Manager & AdSense Ads] AMP Pages – Adinsertertomj2218
Since Ad Inserter supports PHP, just chec the process PHP checkbox and then you can make use of PHP similar to the one listed below. This will display an AMP specific ad code if the page is AMP. Else it will revert back to the normal code.
<?php if ( is_amp_endpoint() ) { echo '<div class="MyAdClass"> <amp-ad width="auto" height="250" type="adsense" data-ad-client="ca-pub-xxxxx" data-ad-slot="xxxxx"> </amp-ad> </div>'; } else { echo 'your standard code'; } ?>Hope this helps 🙂
Thanks Igor
But then what is that option all about? So if I selecton all postson the block settings, it will even stop honoring the exceptions made on individual posts? If so, that’s okay.But can you still please please consider the inclusion of POST ID as a means of exception under block settings? Because editing individual posts can be a messy task if you have a number of posts from which the ads are to be excluded.
Another issue that it poses to me is that since I make use of the last modified function to show when a post was last updated, editing the post will start displaying that it was last updated today, which isn’t really true since nothing has changed.Will it be extremely hard to add Post IDs based blacklist? I see you already have a couple of them available including category and URL.
Alright. I’ll do that. You can close this topic here provided you have the privilege because it is sorted now.
Hi @reedyseth
I’ve installed the update from github a while back and it is now PERFECT! All seems done here. The editor now works the way all of us wanted. Styling is not ruined after saving or switching from source code to the WYSIWYG editor.
This does not concern this post, but here’s one last request from my side which will make the plugin 100% complete for me. The 1-click unsubscribe link (when clicked in the email) takes the person to the regular subscription manager page, although his subscription is removed/disabled after that. Shouldn’t it just say something like “You’re now unsubscribed from these emails.” and end it? Because in the current form, the visitor does not know if he is unsubscribed or not. This doesn’t bother me much though.
STCR is awesome!
Thank youI understand @reedyseth. I’ve tried to donate a bit in the past according to what I was able to afford.
If you’d be looking into this issue, I’d request you to allow us to have the full control over the notification email’s content. Because in the current implementation, even if I update the database directly with my template, the plugin is keen to add its own <head> and <title> section on top of the HTML defined in the database and hence the email is usually not rendered correctly in some mail clients due to duplicate <head> and <title> sections.
Thanks for the update @reedyseth . We appreciate all the work you’ve done to make this plugins the best one for the purpose of sending comments and new post notifications.
Looking to see the change implemented in a coming release very soon.So, the way I was able to achieve it was to go to database (phpmyadmin) and edit the table there directly.
Added all my HTML template there and didn’t look back at the plugin options page again. Works fine now!I’m on the same boat here. Please make some changes.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Sitemap restricted by robots.txtStrange! What text shows up when you open YourDomain.com/robots.txt
Certainly a plugin is doing that change to your dynamic robots file.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Sitemap restricted by robots.txtYou don’t need to, if you are not looking to add specific blocks.
Just check in your Dashboard> Settings> Reading that the box in front of Discourage search engines from indexing this site is unchecked. If it is checked, un-check it and save the changes.