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Hi @aurepons,
Can you please clarify how you duplicated the wf_page_folders taxonomy? Is that a feature that is only available in Polylang Pro?
Thanks for reporting this. We’ll look into it today and get back to you.
Hey @1000camels,
I agree that the screen options would be a good place for the toggle. Unfortunately though, WordPress doesn’t offer a clean way to hook into and customize the screen options. That’s why we added a “Toggle Folders” item to the bottom of the left sidebar menu.
You can use that to toggle the folder pane on or off and the preference is user-specific (meaning anyone can hide the folder pane without hiding it for other users).
Hi @fieldsf,
Just checking in. Did my last response answer your question?
Hi @fieldsf,
Yes, an easy way to do that is to log into the WordPress admin and then change the URL to
/wp-admin/edit-tags.php?taxonomy=wf_page_folders. From there you can easily bulk delete the folders.Note that if you need to erase the folders for a different post type (instead of pages), just change the URL to
/wp-admin/edit-tags.php?taxonomy=wf_POST_TYPE_NAME_foldersand replacePOST_TYPE_NAMEwith the name of the post type you want to delete folders for.I hope this helps! Let me know if you have questions.
Hi @cyberioten,
I’m just doing some clean-up and am going to go ahead and mark this as resolved since I never heard back from you. If you’re still having trouble, please let me know and I’ll be happy to help.
Hi @andrewfs125,
I’m going to go ahead and mark this as resolved since we were able to get the folders working with Posts. For others reading this, the solution was to go to the Admin Columns settings page and re-add the “Move to Folder” column.
From what I know so far, I don’t believe the issue with the quizzes is a bug but rather a matter of needing to add the necessary filters to enable folder support for that post type. I’m happy to continue troubleshooting that over email if you’d like.
You can submit the screenshot via our contact page if you’d like.
Thanks @andrewfs125. Could you try the following:
- Open your browser’s developer tools (typically F12) and go to the Console tab
- Refresh the Posts screen
- Take a screenshot of the entire screen including the output displayed in the Console tab
Also, what browser are you using?
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Thanks @andrewfs125. Let’s start with the first issue regarding not being able to drag posts to folders in case fixing that happens to fix the quizzes as well.
So far I’m not having any luck reproducing any issues if I install Admin Columns or Simple Custom Post Order. Can you confirm if the issue goes away by deactivating those plugins? If so, can you try reactivating each one individually to see if the issue reappears and, if so, which plugin causes the issue.
Thanks for the additional info. So it sounds like if you deactivate Admin Columns, you can drag posts to folders but you still can’t drag quizzes, is that correct?
In that case, I think there are two separate issues and I’ll look into both.
Are you using the free or paid version of Admin Columns?
Hi @andrewfs125,
Sorry to hear you’re having trouble. The type of problems you’re describing are normally caused by a conflict with another plugin.
I would suggest temporarily deactivating all other plugins to confirm if you still have the issue. If the issue goes away, that would confirm that there is a conflict with another plugin and you can identify which one by reactivating a few at a time until the problem returns.
If you’re able to identify which plugin is causing the problem, let me know and I can look into it further to see if the conflict can be addressed on our end.
Thanks @faisyah for all the info to help troubleshoot the problem.
For others reading this, the issue was that the Uncode theme displays terms from all taxonomies associated with a given post type when using the “Posts” element with the filter bar turned on. Since folders are stored as terms, those were getting displayed in the filter bar also.
The Uncode theme uses the
get_termsWordPress function to fetch the terms displayed in the filter bar. The solution we came up with was to add the following filter to the functions.php file to remove the folder terms on the front-end:add_filter( 'get_terms', 'custom_get_terms', 4, 10 ); function custom_get_terms( $terms, $taxonomies, $args, $term_query ) { // Remove folder terms on front-end to prevent folders from displaying in // filter bars if ( ! is_admin() ) { // Array indexes are zero-based so subtract one from count $n = count( $terms ) - 1; // Loop backwards so that removing terms doesn't throw off the index for ( $i = $n; $i > -1; $i-- ) { // Check if term belongs to a folder taxonomy if ( preg_match( '/^wf_(.*)_folders$/', $terms[ $i ]->taxonomy ) ) { unset( $terms[ $i ] ); } } } return $terms; }Sure, we can try that first. Want to send it to me via the contact form? You can encrypt the info and generate a one-time link to it using onetimesecret.com.
Would it be possible for you to go to Tools > Site Health > Info, click ‘Copy site info to clipboard’ and paste the info here?
Additionally, is there any chance you could zip up the theme and email me a link to download it? You could email the link via our contact form.