Problem: I would like to create a grid of all the letters in the alphabet, and use those as filters for a custom search View. When you click a letter, the View should load posts filtered by a custom taxonomy term that corresponds the artist's name. The first letter of the artist name should be the same as the letter filter the User clicks.
Solution: WordPress does not allow searches by the first letter of a taxonomy term, so a workaround is required. In addition to applying the artist name as a taxonomy term, you must also apply a term from a separate custom taxonomy that represents the first letter of the artist's name. Your custom search View must filter by this taxonomy "letter" term. Create the grid of alphabetical letter filters using your own custom HTML, or use the built-in filter types to automate this filter list and use custom CSS to manipulate the styles for each filter.
Problem:
The user is using blocks to create views, he would like to delete the unused views.
Solution:
Currently, there is no way, to find out the block views that are no more used on a page, content template or post. The next version will include a way to view the unused block views.
In the meantime, you can search for these views on the database level, but you won't be able to edit them, you will only be able to delete them.
Problem: I'm using the WP Mail SMTP plugin to send SMTP emails. When I use the Forms Test Email feature, I receive an AJAX error 500 with the error log text as follows:
PHP Fatal error: Cannot declare class PHPMailer\PHPMailer\SMTP, because the name is already in use in /path/to/site/wp-includes/PHPMailer/SMTP.php on line 30
Solution: In this case, another SMTP plugin provided an error-free solution. It appears to be a problem in the WP Mail SMTP plugin itself, as other errors are reported for the same plugin on third-party support forums.
can WPML deal with such a structure or we are forced to have a specular site in all languages? What happens with the post/pages that will not be available in a specifica language?
Solution:
Within WPML plugin setting page:
Dashboard-> WPML-> Languages, there is an option "How to handle languages without translation", you can choose one of below options:
- Skip language
- Link to home of language for missing translations
If you use the first option "Skip language", then in the language switcher, it displays links to those translation existed, if there isn't other language translation, it won't display any link.
