Plugin Contributor
Roch
(@rochesterj)
Hi!
We could do that with a JS adjustment, so that won’t be easily managed. If that’s ok for you, please let me know the exact order you need for those pages.
Kind Regards,
-Roch
Thread Starter
JD85
(@jd85)
Thanks Roch that would be a great help.
The ideal ordering is as below.
Quarterback
Running back
Full back
Wide receiver
Tight end
Center
Offensive Guard
Offensive Tackle
Offensive Lineman
Middle Linebacker
Outside Linebacker
Corner back
Safety
Defensive tackle
Defensive end
Defensive Lineman
Plugin Contributor
Roch
(@rochesterj)
Hi!
Some are missing from your page, but I’ve created a function to handle this quite neatly so you can even add custom order for different pages.
Please add this plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/custom-code/ , then add this code in it and let us know how it works:
<script>
jQuery(window).load(function(){
setTimeout( function() {
var sections = jQuery('.page-id-239 .entry-content .sportspress section'), parent = jQuery('.page-id-239 .entry-content .sportspress'), bkp = '';
bkp = sections;
sections.remove();
bkp.eq(6).appendTo(parent);
bkp.eq(7).appendTo(parent);
bkp.eq(2).appendTo(parent);
bkp.eq(10).appendTo(parent);
bkp.eq(9).appendTo(parent);
bkp.eq(4).appendTo(parent);
bkp.eq(3).appendTo(parent);
bkp.eq(5).appendTo(parent);
bkp.eq(0).appendTo(parent);
bkp.eq(8).appendTo(parent);
bkp.eq(1).appendTo(parent);
/*
Current list:
1. Cornerback
2. Defensive Lineman
3. Full Back
4. Middle Linebacker
5. Offensive Lineman
6. Outside Linebacker
7. Quarterback
8. Running back
9. Safety
10. Tight end
11. Wide receiver
Desired:
1. Quarterback
2. Running back
3. Full back
4. Wide receiver
5. Tight end
6. Center
7. Offensive Guard
8. Offensive Tackle
9. Offensive Lineman
10. Middle Linebacker
11. Outside Linebacker
12. Corner back
13. Safety
14. Defensive tackle
15. Defensive end
16. Defensive Lineman
*/
}, 500);
});
</script>
Kind Regards,
-Roch
Thread Starter
JD85
(@jd85)
So having a little trouble using this as i can’t seem to get my player list shortcode [player_list 583] to display on any page properly.
My work around has been to have a direct link on my website’s menu taking the user straight to the player list – http://www.oxfordsaints.com/list/2015-roster/
Is it possible i tweak your custom code to work still? Though it seems like it relies on having a page ID to function correctly
Plugin Contributor
Roch
(@rochesterj)
Hi!
Actually that code doesn’t need to be in one page to work. I just used this one as a reference: http://www.oxfordsaints.com/roster/ but can be added to any page or Sporspress generated page.
But here I can see that the page is empty now, have you edited the JS code?
Kind Regards,
-Roch
Thread Starter
JD85
(@jd85)
Hi Roch
The page does indeed blank but it shouldn’t do. When i edit the page, i can confirm that i have the shortcode [player_list 583] in the page so i’m expecting that player list to show, but it’s not. Any ideas why the player list is not displaying on http://www.oxfordsaints.com/roster/ even though the shortcode is present?
The work around i currently have is i have a link on our menu directing users straight to the player list http://www.oxfordsaints.com/list/2015-roster/
But that doesn’t seem to be impacted by the code you gave me.
Thread Starter
JD85
(@jd85)
Hi Roch
I tried enabling the custom code plugin again and it seems to be having a detrimental effect on my website. When enabled, all page content suddenly becomes blank…
I had disable all my plugins and re-activate them one by one to find the culprit and it turns out to be the custom code plugin. Once de-activated again, my content on all pages returns.
Do you know why this might happen, and what we can do to resolve the initial query i raised above?
Thanks
Plugin Contributor
Roch
(@rochesterj)
Hi!
The current page structure is quite different now from what we’ve had in the beginning so the code won’t work indeed. That code is tied to only one type of structure unfortunately so whenever one occurs it will stop working.
To apply it to this page: http://www.oxfordsaints.com/list/2015-roster/
This is the JS code:
<script>
jQuery(window).load(function(){
setTimeout( function() {
var sections = jQuery('body.postid-583 #content > div > section'),
parent = jQuery('body.postid-583 #content > div'),
bkp = '',
additional = jQuery('body.postid-583 #content > div > h3,body.postid-583 #content > div > p, body.postid-583 #content > div > .fb-comments');
bkp = sections;
sections.remove();
bkp.eq(6).appendTo(parent);
bkp.eq(7).appendTo(parent);
bkp.eq(2).appendTo(parent);
bkp.eq(10).appendTo(parent);
bkp.eq(9).appendTo(parent);
bkp.eq(4).appendTo(parent);
bkp.eq(3).appendTo(parent);
bkp.eq(5).appendTo(parent);
bkp.eq(0).appendTo(parent);
bkp.eq(8).appendTo(parent);
bkp.eq(1).appendTo(parent);
additional.appendTo(parent);
}, 500);
});
</script>
Thread Starter
JD85
(@jd85)
Hi Roch
Does the plugin you suggested still work? I have activated it (not placed in any custom code yet) and it’s caused none of my page content throughout my website to be shown.
When i deactivate the plugin, all the content returns?
Thread Starter
JD85
(@jd85)
Hi Roch, i’ve sorted this out now. I used a different custom code plugin and it worked successfully.
I’ve reverted the roster back to the previous location (so i used the JS you provided in your earlier post) and as you can see the positions are now sorted as requested.
http://www.oxfordsaints.com/roster/
Plugin Contributor
Roch
(@rochesterj)
Hi!
That’s awesome! I’m glad it’s resolved! 🙂
Kind Regards,
-Roch
