I am using Disqus and can anwser for this platform : 1) You have the option to save comments both on Disqus and locally on WordPress. 2) This way, if you want to switch to default comments, they will already be there. On the other side, you cal also import local comments to Disqus, if … Read more
As @Pieter Goosen said, you shouldn’t be using query_posts, nor running your own query. Instead, override the main query that already runs: function wpse_144974_pre_get_posts( $wp_query ) { if ( ! is_admin() && $wp_query->is_main_query() && is_home() ) $wp_query->set( ‘cat’, 1 ); } add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, ‘wpse_144974_pre_get_posts’ );
The code you used should work. BTW to me, as the code is not working, the best approach would be to unset the og:url from Jetpack and do it on your own? I’m taking your code and adding mine and editing where necessary: <?php /** * Change HTTPS to HTTP * @param string $url Default … Read more
From the official developers: “The site stats are maintained by wordpress.com, not your own site, therefore, there is no way to delete old stats”
The problem was that I call imagesLoaded on the Isotope grid itself, instead of the newly added items. I changed only the event that triggers when new items were added to wait until the images of the newly added posts are loaded, then append them to the isotope layout. infinite_count = 0; // Triggers re-layout … Read more
It seems that your Urchin is configured to measure hits on your server instead of page views (this is speculation since I do not have the link to your site). The high number could only be explained by the fact that one pageview would require multiple elements on your site (js files, css files, images, … Read more
Jetpack’s Subscriptions feature relies on WordPress.com. The emails sent via the feature are not sent from your own server, but from WordPress.com. You will consequently want to contact the Jetpack support team via this contact form. They are the only ones who can investigate more by looking at logs on WordPress.com. You will want to … Read more
Oops. OK, I figured it out. I’ll blame it on UX: there is a button on Jetpack’s very ornate admin page which allows you to connect and disconnect from WordPress.com. But the button is very closely matched to the colour of the background, and the microcopy is a little confusing. But I’ll cop to a … Read more
$jprp = Jetpack_RelatedPosts::init(); remove_filter( ‘the_content’, array( $jprp, ‘filter_add_target_to_dom’ ) ); Should work fine. The Jetpack_RelatedPosts init function implements the singleton pattern, so calling it will return the already instantiated instance, which you can use to remove the filter. Just make sure you call your code late enough. The main module is hooking the add_action to … Read more
This is not an alteration to the Plugin itself, it’s just a way to revert what is already done. So, to Activate a plugin there’s a WordPress function: register_widget(‘Class_of_the_Widget’); As we can unregister the default plugins using the unregister_widget() function, we can use the same function for JetPack plugin’s widgets too. Get into the /wp-content/plugins/jetpack/modules/widgets, … Read more