[bn86]

Thanks, that fixes the second issue on Chrome.

But, the main problem is still there. At each break point, the logo is stretched wider and wider… i.e. at the mobile width, the logo is fine. But at tablet and desktop sizes the logo stretches considerably.

Any ideas?

[bn86]

Just adding a shout out to the plugin All-in-One WP Migration – I’ve used it a bunch of times and it does the job really easily.

All-in-One WP Migration

[bn86]

No, ‘fraid not.. It’s probably something weird with my setup.

This is interesting.. I just made a brand new page, switched to the swift editor, filled it with one of your sexy pre-built pages and hit publish. Once the page refreshes, the alert appears! But I notice that one of my WYSIWYG custom fields has been filled with all the code from the pre-built page, as if it was populated at the same time as the main editor…

I accept that I’ve got a weird setup, so I guess this is more of a feedback than a support request.

It would be great if I could enable p tags and not have them create extra spacing though..

[bn86]

It’s strange. I didn’t have any content in the editor – I build the page using one of the built-in page builder templates, so the shortcodes were already there. If I edit them, I use the visual editor.

I wonder if this alert is happening because I have a few (empty) WYSIWYG custom fields on the page?

[bn86]

Hi Kyle,

This is when I’m using the page builder.

[bn86]

Hi Tahir,

That’s right, so that all the items line up. All my items will have the same size thumbnails, so it’s only the titles which would cause the masonry effect if a title goes onto two lines. It would be great to have the option to use a grid instead.

Thanks

[bn86]

Thanks very much Ed! That’s very useful.

I’ve just added a comment to the knowledgebase article in case it helps other people. Perhaps you could check it out?

Cheers

[bn86]

Using that plugin, I am able to change the portfolio page to a ‘work’ page, but like @mancel mine is also not filterable.

I tried regenerating the permalinks, but I’m still getting 404s for the portfolio item pages. What settings would you recommend with that plugin? And should I be changing both instances of the rewrite code?

I think we basically just want to be able to use the portfolio without the = and ? stuff in the url.. I hope you can help.

Thanks

[bn86]

Thanks for the quick reply Ed

For me, this plugin created 404s for the portfolio single pages. I’m not sure what else to do.. Any ideas?

[bn86]

I would also like to achieve what @mancel is asking for. i.e:

for portfolio pages:
url.com/work/”portfolio category”/slug
for blog posts:
url.com/blog/category/postname

 

@cosmin There are two places in that file that say ‘rewrite’ => false

When I replace both instances with ‘rewrite’ => array( ‘slug’ => ‘work’ ),  the /work page shows up as an archive, as expected, and so does each portfolio category. However, the portfolio single page is a 404

When I replace only the first instance with your code, only the portfolio category archive works as expected, but the portfolio single shows up as ?portfolio= in the URL and the main portfolio archive shows up as ?post_type=portfolio

When I replace only the second instance with your code, the category archive and the main archive work as expected, but the portfolio single page is a 404

I hope that helps? Is there a way to make this work as a normal custom post type, i.e. without the ?= stuff?

Many thanks