I’ve done some changes at Theme Options -> Categories -> CATEGORY1 for the specific category.
I’ve done some others at Theme Options -> Template Settings -> Blog and posts template – for all single post views.
Unfortunately, first changes override second ones, if single post is owned by CATEGORY1.
Is there any way to have changes by the second step prioritized over the first ones even if the post is assigned at CATEGORY1?
I’ve set a left sidebar in category view of CATEGORY1, but I want posts assigned to CATEGORY1 to have a right sidebar one.
Hello,
If you set something for a particular category, then the default settings are overwritten. A post will first go for settings towards the category and if that is left on default then it will get options from the default blog and post template. This cannot be reversed however.
Thank you!
In my case default post template (site wide) is not working.
When an author is posting (doesn’t have the hability to choose post template type) the system doesn’t assign the value I gave. How can I work with just one default format otherwise?
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Hello,
I have double checked this on my end but could not find such issues. The author can set a post template. Please make sure the screen options are set properly: https://www.screencast.com/t/I8svF5WTPoVu
Thank you!
No such Post settings http://prntscr.com/iuwp5p …
Probably because of this?
http://prntscr.com/iuxbih
/includes/wp_booster/wp-admin/content-metaboxes/td_set_post_settings.php
Indeed because of that, that condition will not display the post settings for user roles below author
– https://www.screencast.com/t/RHKn594Vq1t
– https://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities
So if the current user is not an author or above those settings will not be available. Unless you modify the condition with a different capability or use a role manipulation plugin.
Simion, thanks for your answer, the problem IS THAT THE AUTHORS HAVE NO POSTS SETTINGS access, in my capability plugin they’re ment to have http://prntscr.com/ivi98c
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I cannot say about the plugin behavior, but by default the authors have access to all the post settings. That is how it is supposed to be. Only if you want to change this functionality you should need to make modifications to the theme files or use role plugins.
Simion I just install the plugin to see the capabalities, is not that I’m trying to modify the users rol. I continue with the problem THAT THE AUTHORS HAVE NO POSTS SETTINGS ACCESS.
Sorry that you are experiencing such issues, I have check again in a default theme install
– https://www.screencast.com/t/ys8Nh7cwwQ
– https://www.screencast.com/t/wf8LsoYay
That was how it has always been in the theme, there were no changes made recently in the matter of user roles and capabilities.
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I will deactivate an see if it can be an incompatibility, is the first time it happens to me..
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And I can’t find anything about missing posts settings option on screen options / admin.
Weird issue!
So sorry to comunicate that I’ve created my own “problem” after going mad with this I realize that the “author” user was set as “contributor”
Thousand apologies for that :/
