A few requests

Hi,
thanks for your question! 🙂

1) About the not-well-formatted HTML output, I took a look at the code of PIS and at jsFiddle but I didn’t find any problem. Could you tell me more? I found that the only W3C issue is that WordPress adds these tags to the HTML rel attribute for each category link:

rel="category tag"

which breaks the W3C validation (category is not a valid tag for rel). But it depends on WordPress. A filter added to the_category hook should solve this.

2) At this moment you can’t add any class to lines but you can exactly target all the output generated by PIS via CSS. Anyway, I just modified the plugin and now you can use a function to add all the modifications you want. For example, to add some custom classes to the tags links (the A HTML element), you can add these lines to your scripts:

add_filter( 'pis_tag_filter', 'add_class_to_the_term_list' );
add_filter( 'pis_category_filter', 'add_class_to_the_term_list' );

function add_class_to_the_term_list( $list ) {
    $list = str_replace( '<a href', '<a class="my-class" href', $list );
    return $list;
}

This will add class="my-class" to all links inside the lists of the categories and of the tags. In other words, this:

<a href="#my-link"...

will become:

<a class="my-class" href="#my-link"...

Be advised that this functionality is not yet available in PIS 1.8 (it will be added in 1.8.1 as soon as possible). In the meanwhile you can test it by downloading the plugin from GitHub.

3) You can disable the alternative message by deleting the standard text, so it won’t be displayed. In version 1.8 there’s a little bug that outputs the P HTML element even when the text is not set. This will be fixed in 1.8.1.

4) About the updated French .po file, please send it to my email (you’ll find my email address here, near my avatar).

Bye… and stay tuned for the next update!

1. Sure that’s a bug. My fault. I’ll fix it in 1.8.1. Sorry for that.

2. I need your feedback! 😀

3. Unfortunately, it’s not possible to hide all the markup because some parts of the widget are echoed before the main function is fired.

4. Ok, I’ll add your name in the changelog and I hope to add all the contributors in the description of the plugin’s main page (it’s so bare bones at this moment…!).

Thank you so much!
Bye.