Is it possible to combine AtoZ and full list on the index?

  • Jon Brown

    (@jb510)


    10 years, 9 months ago

    What I really want is an AtoZ selector at the top of the page, but the full listing of terms shown below it. When a letter is clicked on it’d either jump down to that section of the list, or filter the list to only show that letter.

    Assuming this isn’t in the current code, just making sure I’m not missing it or something similar.

    http://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-glossary/

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  • Thread Starter Jon Brown

    (@jb510)

    10 years, 9 months ago

    This sounds incredibly similar: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/add-a-to-z-to-top-of-glossary-page

    Plugin Author TCBarrett

    (@tcbarrett)

    10 years, 8 months ago

    Do you mean something like this
    [glossary_atoz desc=full termlinkopt='none' /]

    Thread Starter Jon Brown

    (@jb510)

    10 years, 8 months ago

    Thanks TCBarret, but that’s not what I mean.

    I want it so when you land on the page you get a full listing of terms + the atoz nav up top.
    Essentially I want to land on [glossary_atoz] with
    .atozitems-off {display: block;}
    Only if use that CSS hack it breaks the JS when letters are clicked.

    Maybe I can come up with a JS hack (not my thing) to set atozmenu-on on all the items and then the filtering would work from there. Not sure if you have another idea?

    TJGreene

    (@tjgreene)

    10 years, 1 month ago

    I too would like to see this feature. The AtoZ selector at the top of the page AND the full list of terms below it makes the archive page look better (IMHO) and gives visitors the additional options to scroll through the terms or use CTRL-F (my preference) to quickly find exactly what they want.

    Here’s a good example of this in action – http://www.secondchanceaihadogs.com/aiha_terms/

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