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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Sync for Notion - Notion to WordPress] 50 page limit on Free Version?Hi,
There is in fact a limitation but it’s not specific to the free version.
Notion set page hierarchy through blocks. These blocks can be sub pages as well as standard content.
We put a limit of 50 blocks per block/page level. In fact blocks can be nested so it could quickly be quite huge to import and cause issue with the Notion API (e.g 50 blocks with 10 nested blocks for each = 500 blocks to retrieve…)
We have the same restriction on the Pro version.
However with the Pro version, you can bypass the issue with a database which will be better suited for this kind usage (one line = one page and progressive import)
Thanks,
Stéphane
WP connect SupportBonjour,
Vous êtes en effet sur la bonne piste.
Notion définit sa hiérarchie de pages via ses blocs. Ces blocs peuvent être aussi bien des sous pages que du contenu classique.
Nous avons mis en place une limite (arbitraire) de 50, sur le nombre de blocs que nous récupérons à partir de Notion par niveau. En effet, les blocs pouvant être imbriqués cela peut vite devenir problématique car nous sommes limités par l’API de Notion (ex 50 blocs avec 10 blocs imbriqués = 500 blocs à récupérer…).
Il y a la même limite sur la version Pro.
Vous pouvez néanmoins avec la version Pro, contourner le problème en passant par une base de donnée qui sera plus adaptée pour ce genre de traitement (une ligne = une page et import progressif).
Merci,
Stéphane
WP connect SupportForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Address Book for WooCommerce] V3 ready?Hi,
Many thanks for the quick reply.
StephaneForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Same name for custom post and custom taxonomy2 things:
* for “I would like to display the custom post type”
You are going to have 2 similar URLs. If you want to have both accessible you need to have 2 real different permalinks.
You can play for example with “with_front” parameter of “register_taxonomy”. See http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Function_Reference/register_taxonomy
You have also similar things with “register_post_type”
It seems that if you have a permalink structure like “/%category%/%postname%/”:
“/myCustomTaxonomy/myTermSlug/” will override “/myCustomPostType/myPostName” (with myCustomTaxonomy == myCustomPostType && myTermSlug == myPostName)I hope it will help you.