Something went wrong with your migration. A plugin– I think it is this one— does not have the table(s) it needs to operate. I assume that some tables were not transfered. Disable that plugin, then reactivate it and this should clear up. I assume that the plugin will create its tables on re-activation. If you … Read more
It’s for the album cover in the playlist. WordPress automatically tries to search for it based on ID3 tags in the media file that you upload. “Show Images” is for disabling the artwork (if it’s found). So far, there’s no way to set it manually, as far as I can tell.
Visual Editor not working for user on multiple computers
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When an image is uploaded via the media editor the action hook add_attachment is triggered, with the ID of the attachment passed as the parameter. You can get full post data for the attachment using the ID to determine the ID of the post/page the image is attached to (stored in the post_parent property). Example … Read more
Well, here’s what I found. It doesn’t quite explain why the editor was breaking, but it does explain how to add a button properly, without breaking the editor. The PHP code I was trying to add to functions.php actually needed to be added as a plugin. Combining directions from this StackExchange post and this tutorial, … Read more
Since the server side languages differ in both, you can not do such conversion in a straightforward manner or via any tool, easily. The site that you have created in VS runs over .Net framework and written in .Net languages while the WordPress is in PHP. The HTML,CSS,JS etc browser specific things you may be … Read more
One option would be making these edits in bulk offline, working with a CSV file (in Excel perhaps). The fantastic WP CSV plugin-in is a great tool for this. Install the plugin, export your pages to edit, import the updated post data. Done.
Use Shift + Enter. Soft and Hard Returns.
Embedding code snippets in posts with indentation