After a long time, I reinstalled IndieWeb’s WordPress plug-in – Simple Location. It turned out that it automatically added all the posts to the geographical location of my current location. This is obviously unreasonable, because these posts are written in different places. Before installing the plug-in, posts did not have geographically related metadata. Then I manually changed it according to my memory. I changed it for two and a half hours, and almost half of them. Suddenly, I felt oops. I wanted to check it back and found that it was overwritten by my current geographical location again (it is estimated that the geographical locations were automatically updated because of the editing behaviour). It is too stupid. It’s better to uninstall this plug-in, and delete the generated metadata.
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The moon across Cō̤-hāi I chased, the dream in Sĕ̤ng-hŭng I left
Category archives: Software (Q7397)
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Troubleshooting Issues with Self-Hosted WordPress Post Editing
Editing posts on a self-hosted WordPress site can sometimes encounter issues. The following steps can be attempted to determine the cause of the problem: If the above suggestions don’t resolve the issue, you might need to seek other solutions or consider seeking professional assistance.
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Resolving Sub-site Login Failures in WordPress Multisite Network with Different Domains
In a WordPress Multisite setup, administrators may encounter login failures on sub-sites, especially when the main site and sub-sites are on different domains. This guide aims to address this issue to ensure seamless access and login to sub-sites. Problem Description In a typical WordPress Multisite network, the main site and sub-sites may share the same…
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Stopping the BookWyrm Process and Removing its Automatic System Startup
BookWyrm is an open-source platform for tracking and discussing books, offering a decentralized alternative to commercial book review sites, with features like federated networking, customizable theming, and integration with ActivityPub. Sometimes we need to stop the BookWyrm process and remove its automatic system startup in order to migrate the service to another server or for…
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Recommendations and Methods for Linux SWAP Configuration
What is SWAP According to Wikipedia, SWAP space is a partition of computer data storage used as virtual memory. When physical memory (RAM) is insufficient, the system temporarily moves some data into SWAP space to free up RAM for the currently active applications. Recommended Size There are various recommendations and rules regarding the ideal SWAP…
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Solution for MAC Address Error When Setting Fixed IP Address Allocation for SoftBank Hikari
The SoftBank Hikari router can assign specific IP addresses to devices based on their MAC addresses. Users need to navigate to Router Function and IP Address/DHCP Server Settings for the assignment. However, it requires transforming the MAC addresses to uppercase before inputting, or it will result in an error. After saving settings and a 120-second…
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Set Default Post Format for Custom Post Types in WordPress
When saving a WordPress post, we can use the save_post hook to set the post format. During the setting process, to prevent an infinite loop, we need to utilize remove_action and add_action. Each time a post is saved, we check if the post format has been set, and if not, the default post format is…
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Set the Default Post Type for the Posts from Micropub Client
Micropub is an open API standard used for creating posts on websites, such as WordPress, using third-party clients. If you want to separate Micropub content from traditional long-form articles on WordPress, it might be worthwhile to create a new post type specifically for Micropub content. Ways to create a new post type include installing specific…
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Make WordPress Custom Post Type Support Post Formats
To enable a custom post type to support post formats, you need to set the ‘supports’ parameter to include ‘post-formats’ when registering the post type. If the post type already exists, the add_post_type_support() function can be used to add support. Furthermore, ensure that the theme being used supports post formats. You can also add code…