Hi Paul,
Yes, this is customisable although it does require some custom code at the moment.
You can use the mctp_show_bar filter to specify on which pages the plugin should be shown.
The following might be too technical perhaps but just in case it isn’t: the filter accepts a boolean, false if the bar should not be loaded and true if the bar should be loaded for the current page.
add_filter( 'mctp_show_bar', 'myprefix_show_bar' );
function myprefix_bar() {
// only show on single posts and pages
if( is_single() ) {
return true;
}
return false;
}
Or, to only show on the home page.
add_filter( 'mctp_show_bar', 'myprefix_show_bar' );
function myprefix_bar() {
// only show on the front page
if( is_front_page() ) {
return true;
}
return false;
}
For an overview of all conditional tags, please have a look here.
The above code snippets can be added to your theme its functions.php file.
Another option is to wait until I build an easier way to do this into the user interface of the plugin. 🙂
Hope that helps Paul!
PS. I made a mistake in the above code examples, the correct code looks like this (fixed function name)
add_filter( 'mctp_show_bar', 'myprefix_show_bar' );
function myprefix_show_bar() {
// only show on single posts and pages
if( is_single() ) {
return true;
}
return false;
}
