The 40% off is only for StudioPress customers. It is not cross product. You can only get that discount when logged into the my.studiopress.com account to make your purchase.
You wouldn’t believe how difficult that is to do correctly. You need to use the pre_get_posts action to set the correct number of posts on the front page and then if is paged you set a different number of posts and use an offset to make sure things don’t get missed. Because of the way the offset works you must have more posts on the first page and fewer posts on subsequent pages.
Getting more posts on subsequent pages doesn’t work nearly as well because you can’t do a negative offset
Just to be clear, since this is open to the public, that specific sale price is only for existing customers. New customers can get a 25% discount. New customers can see the promotion details here
We are looking into the best way to handle it but yes, probably custom. We are building the content then some people way better at it than I will look at the content and decide the best way to handle it.
It might be a bit before someone gets it fixed. Most everyone has gone to bed for the night. While you are waiting, please try again with a different browser. Not sure if that will affect anything but it is a good place to start.
One leg of support that is still being built, which will bridge this gap, is the knowledge base. We can take the information from common requests and convert that into a searchable knowledge base.
Please log into my.studiopress.com and look at your download page. Next to the download link is a “setup” link. The setup tutorials explain how to make this change.
John is right. Technical issues and usage are handled in the new ticket system. That is what the “how do I” and “technical” options are for. Customization is handled in the forums so the community can help out and benefit as usual.
In the widget settings. You have [post_info] for the post info field. This is not a valid short code. Add the code you are using to create your date format. I don’t have the exact code because I don’t know what code you are adding.
Actually this was snuck in without much fan fair when it went up to v. 1.0. This code should work add_filter( 'agentpress_listings_post_type_args', 'child_agentpress_listings_post_type_args' );
function child_agentpress_listings_post_type_args( $args ){
$args['rewrite']['slug'] = 'listings';
return $args;
}
