Hi Toby - thanks for this plugin - very simple and effective.
I've got an interesting little niggle for you tho' - not a showstopper by any means..
When working with a draft post with PDF links in I view the post and the icons are not displayed. No errors, anchor element picks up two new mlti classes. I checked to see if it was the theme by switching to asynchronous but this replaced the hyperlink with no file information.
When I publish file all is well and the icons work fine in synchronous and asynchrounous modes
cheers
Rob
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/mimetypes-link-icons/
Hi just - been doing some double-checking and it's a bit more importnat than I thought.
Icons show in post list pages (blog/tag/category) but aren't shown on full post pages.
Compare most recent article (icon shown) on June archive:
http://milecastle27.co.uk/rob/2011/06/
with full page view of article ( no icon):
http://milecastle27.co.uk/rob/2011/06/jock-wilson-of-fenton/
cheers
Rob
eagerterrier
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Posted 2 years ago #
RobSay,
Glad you like the plugin and sorry about the problems you are experiencing.
The CSS gets called from the content hook, which is fine for both scenarios. What I imagine is that the social media plugin is messing with it.
Can you turn off that plugin and confirm this for me?
If this is the case, I can add the CSS to the top of the page in the get_header hook when the async functionality is turned on, or there may be another global solution that I can work on...
Hi Toby - no change there with social media plugin turned off.
Only other active plugin is audioplayer (2.0.4.1) and that doesn't change behaviour either
cheers
Rob
eagerterrier
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Posted 2 years ago #
Hmm, weird
OK - I'll do a few tests and try to release a new version early next week. I suspect there is a plugin conflict problem somewhere along the way, so I should make the plugin more independent.
Speak soon
TC
eagerterrier
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Posted 1 year ago #
@robsay - can you try this?
take this file -
http://www.eagerterrier.co.uk/@robsay.zip
unzip it. Replace your current
/wp-content/plugins/mimetypes-link-icons/mime_type_link_images.php file with the one in this folder?
Let me know how you get on...
That does the trick - nice. Checked on:
- Blog
- Single Post view
- Category & Tag lists
- Draft & Preview changes
File size looks like it's sorted as well.
looks good to go.
eagerterrier
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Posted 1 year ago #
Great - This will be part of 2.0, which will include adding filesizes to the link with CSS.
ie instead of
{icon here} the text of your hyperlink here
It will now read:
{icon here} the text of your hyperlink here (2.7Mb)
I'll release it tomorrow. Need to test a few thing before the launch
eagerterrier
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Posted 1 year ago #
@RobSay - this is now released as part of 2.0.0
Should be available in the next couple of hours
Installed and working - thanks for the swift turnaround.