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Thanks! Will be looking forwards to your solution.
Yes, I do use Cloudflare.
That said, this is now part of the URLs on your site… Did you change something in this regard or did I just miss it when I checked the first time?
Nope, not consciously at any rate. I don’t know how it gets there. Would manually deleting tablepress-combined.min.css speed propagation up?
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Thanks a great deal! That answers all my other questions. Have written a review and will soon send a donation.
There’s another problem I just discovered… the highlighting rules only appear to work when the rightmost column is NOT hidden.
E.g., when I tried to hide that column in Games, the highlights disappeared; when I set those columns back to Show (and on Films), they reappeared.
Hi Tobias,
Yes, it appeared for me precisely a couple of minutes ago, thanks. (I think it’s to do with slow propagation because I tested it on Edge and Mozilla, where it also took about 10 minutes to propagate – appeared there at the same time as on my Chrome. So, don’t think it’s a browser issue).
Would you have any suggestions on how to solve this issue? Don’t know what to make of “your site is not using the normal CSS/JS file cache busting query strings”. 🙁
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Also, a final question before I leave a 5 star review – what would be the best way of adding multiple rules? E.g., say I also want to highlight rows with “best”, should I add this to the Custom CSS:
.tablepress .row-highlight-best td { font-weight: bold !important; }and write the shortcode as:
[table id=22 row_highlight=”reviewed” row_highlight=”best” /]
Thanks again!
Thanks, Tobias!
That particular problem has since gone away, but it now seems the more general problem is that it is taking a long time for the CSS changes to propagate. Is that typical?
I am using TablePress for lists of book/film/game ratings on my website, I will use the game review section as example, because it has the smallest/most convenient table. Here it is. The rightmost column contains keywords for which I want to set row rules.
Custom CSS right now, to highlight rows with “reviewed” on them:
.tablepress .row-highlight-reviewed td { background-color: #fcffd1 !important; }And the shortcode on that page:
[table id=22 row_highlight="reviewed" /]As of right now, it hasn’t updated (even though I switched off all caching on my website).
Thanks.
Come to think of it, I think TablePress would more than suffice; only recently discovered there were tables plugins with so many features.
*Partial but imperfect solution*
I found that using the categories/tags in a new post and publishing it “restores” that particular category/tag making it recognized by WordPress again. Likewise I found that leaving a new comment on a post would make WordPress recognize the preexisting comments to that post.
So I just published a blank post containing all possibility Categories, and they are restored now.
However, doing the same for tags and comments would be a lot more difficult and unfeasible. Not like I can publish a post with all possible tags (I have more than a thousand of them), or leave new comments to all the ~350 blog posts I have.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Custom taxonomies – how do you deal with them?Okay, thanks Rod.
Another way of looking at it:
This is a code snippet changing which in the functions.php influences the post meta:
/** Customize the post meta function */ add_filter( 'genesis_post_meta', 'post_meta_filter' ); function post_meta_filter($post_meta) { if ( !is_page() ) { $post_meta = '[post_categories before="Filed Under: "] [post_tags before="Tagged: "]'; return $post_meta; }}Is it possible to tweak the above so as to display the WCK custom taxonomies?
Hi dareio,
Thanks for the quick answer – much appreciated.
Re-1.
1. When you create your custom taxonomies WITH WCK (e.g. type – opinion, news, etc; topic; original author; original publication; translator name) you have access to “Attach to:” and a list of all available post types, like page and post.
I have done both those things. The custom taxonomies were created with WCK, and they were attached to posts. Below is an example, my first custom taxonomy: type – opinion, news, etc.
Taxonomy: type
Singular Label: Type
Plural Label: Types
Attach to: post
Hierarchical: true
Show Advanced Labels
Hide Advanced Options
Public: true
Show UI: true
Show Tagcloud: trueSelect where you want it attached and you should see your taxonomy in your post meta area.
That’s the problem – it doesn’t seem to do that. For instance, for this post, the post meta is:
Filed Under: Society
or, using the 2012 instead of the Genesis theme
This entry was posted in Society on January 22, 2013.
Whereas it should also have data for type (opinion), writer (Yulia Latynina), newspaper (Novaya Gazeta), and translator (my name). But it isn’t appearing.
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Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Can't make the WordPress MU Domain Mapping plugin workThis is RESOLVED.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Best way to split an existing blog across a MultiSite?Thanks, will bear in mind.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Trouble with exporting blogJust came across this post.
(Sorry if it appears I’m talking to myself, but if no-one is replying…)
This, moving the images as well as the posts, is a fundamental aspect of ever moving a blog completely from WordPress.com to anywhere else, and there is still no well-defined way to do so reliably.
Should I take it then that for a large WP blog (>10mb) hanging onto the file attachments is unrealistic?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Trouble with exporting blogI tried breaking down the blog to chunks under 25MB manually by only exporting date ranges (e.g. Feb 09-Sep 09) into WXR.
But this method doesn’t pick up the file attachments either. Surely this is a bug with the WordPress Importer?
Anyhow, still thinking about this. I suppose I can restore image links by copying the Media files folder directly, and doing a Search and Replace on all instances of uploads/???. But it would be more convenient to retain the particular file attachments for each post.