You should deactivate all other plugins except Anspress and see if the editor loads correctly. If it does, then reactivate your plugins one by one to identify the conflicting plugins.

How do we get it, even if we know it’s in Post Meta? Would you kindly assist us with this? https://anspress.net/questions/question/custom-fields-made-where-is-my-data-stored-and-how-to-retrieve-it/ slice master

It’s all available in the category customization section. You should persevere and search carefully there. Or you can refer to https://anspress.net/questions/tags/categories/bob the robber

Hi, Create a folder called anspress inside your theme. Inside that folder copy the file called ask.php that you can find inside anspress/templates. Then in the file inside your theme you can delete the next line:

Hi! I also had this problem (version 4.3.2), I solved it adding this inside functions.php in your theme: The problem was that anspress was overwriting the template of the search page with page.php. The 10000 is the priority of the filter, its necessary to use a number higher than 9999 or else the filter will have no effect, the cause is line 81 in hooks.php inside the anspress plugin.

Hi there, thecoops7 Your tip led me to hire a developer, who posted a question online asking how to obtain the extra field data. Although we are aware that it is in Post Meta, how can we obtain it? Could you help us with this, please? https://anspress.net/questions/question/custom-fields-made-where-is-my-data-stored-and-how-to-retrieve-it/basket random

If you would want to maintain the input as an editor, you may try wp_editor(): https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_editor/doodle cricket I’m still working on this function, so if you know the solution, please let me know.