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Thanks for the rapid response, Anita. I'll try to take it further with Thrive.
GarethParticipantI've installed the Classic Editor for now, Anita. The posts are updating, so it's a result as a temporary fix 🙂
GarethParticipantThanks, Anita. I'll try the site health add-on over the weekend. Can't see any reference to Rest API on the Site Health Info Screen, or under the Server tab there. Under Site Health, Status, it does say under Recommended Improvements that the wordpress module imagick "is missing or has been disabled". Not sure whether that could be relevant.
GarethParticipantThanks for the rapid response, Anita.
An example of a recent (Gutenberg) post from September 19 which will not update is https://howtogetfluent.com/does-learning-new-languages-get-easier/ A pre-Gutenberg one that won't update is https://howtogetfluent.com/ten-reasons-learn-welsh/
I followed your Tool > Site Health etc trail and it says I'm on PHP "7.3.13 (Supports 64bit values)".
I had not installed the Classic Editor plugin. Is that recommended for working with posts written before Gutenberg became the default?
I don't want to do a plug in conflict check myself, as I don't have the know-how, but I can ask a developer I know to do that for me.May 15, 2018 at 11:40 pm in reply to: Editing site footer – to add link to privacy policy page #219942GarethParticipantThanks, braddalton. In the end I managed to find out online how to insert a simple url link in HTML and it was just a question of dropping that into the replacement footer editing box in the Simple Edits plugin. Quite proud of myself for achieving this rookie bit of coding 🙂
January 4, 2015 at 2:32 pm in reply to: Integrating Aweber behind Genesis eNews extended subscribe form #136053GarethParticipantMany thanks, Christoph. The links look helpful. I will have a go!
GarethParticipantGreat, Mickmel, works a treat. I would never have worked this out. "Posts to Offset" is not, to me, a common sense description of what it is....till you know what it means, then it makes perfect sense! Many thanks.
GarethParticipantOk, I've worked out how to add tabs (categories) to the primary navigation menu:
Go to Posts in the WordPress dashboard > categories > add new category. Add a new category and it will appear in the list of categories in the right-hand column. Select the new category and then select Bulk action "Apply".
Then go to Appearance in the WordPress dashboard > menus > edit menus > categories > view all. Your new tab should be visible. Select it and press "Add to menu". It will then appear in the list of primary navigation menu catgories in the right-hand column. Save and check it has appeared on your site.
I have thus added a "Home" tab to my primary navigation bar. Haven't worked out yet how to get it to bring readers back to the homepage.
GarethParticipantHave tried this, and yes, I get the point, but how do I add items to the "Categories" (what I'm calling tabs) to have them there to add to the menu in the first place? Just can't work it our. Thanks!
GarethParticipantThanks for the response, Lauren. I got as far a Appearance > Menus, the problem is that there I can see my five visible tabs/categories under "menu structure" but it is not clear to me how I can add another one.
August 17, 2014 at 10:19 am in reply to: Configuring pages for printing. How to block menu bar? #119366GarethParticipantMany thanks, JanHoek. I will give this a try! 🙂
GarethParticipantMany thanks for the helpful responses! 🙂
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