Closed thinkhuman closed 5 years ago
@thinkhuman Yes, you can use the "Target by URL" feature to specify the relative URLs of the pages you want to target. You can also use a wildcard *
to select all child pages, etc.
@kasparsd sorry to bring up an old thread but I have never been able to reliably get Target by URL to work. Every other setting works but that one doesn't. Using 1.0.4.
Settings:
Target by URL page/specific-subpage page/specific-subpage/*
@kettultim Same. I've never got it to reliably work.
@kettultim @thinkhuman What is the URL you're targeting? What is the URL of the site / WP install? Feel free to replace the domain with example.com.
@kasparsd apologies for the late reply. This is what we're using:
domain: https://example.com
Target by URL:
subpage
subpage/*
Tried this as well to no avail:
https://example.com/subpage
https://example.com/subpage/*
As well as just the root domain (no 'https://')
Haven't had the time to look into the plugin code - just thought you should know.
@kettultim Both should work. For example, I'm using the following rules:
to show the Hello World Meta widget only on this post.
Which version of the plugin are you running? Could send the actual URL to support@preseto.com
?
@kasparsd using 1.0.4
I can confirm it works except in this particular instance... perhaps due to the path starting with a number?
For example, it works on news
but not on 2018news
@kettultim Could you please try the latest version 1.1.0 of the plugin? There have been a lot of changes to the plugin since version 1.0.4.
Geez I'm so sorry.. I thought we were already on the latest. Hadn't checked Multisite. Works as intended on 1.1.0. One of those duh moments :(
Am I missing this feature? The plugin--which is great--says it can show/hide widgets in specific pages. This doesn't seem to be true--I can't specify which if my site's pages to display widgets on.