AJD

Hi Jeremy, thanks for the reply.

I look forward to the updates. In the mean time, I got it to look okay with some css:

.content .slideshow-slide-caption {
  background: #222 none repeat scroll 0 0;
  bottom: 0;
  font-family: Lato, sans-serif;
  font-size: 16px;
  height: auto;
  left: -20px;
  line-height: 20px;
  padding: 10px 20px;
  position: relative;
}
.content .slideshow-window {
  margin-bottom: 120px;
}

It is not entirely perfect and requires several responsive breakpoints to adjust the .slideshow-window margin, but better than broken captions.

-AJ

Hi that helps but adds the class to all menu links.

I did some research and it turns out this is a larger issue, and has been reported as a bug in WordPress itself but is not going to be fixed: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/16382

The solution I am using works across the board for custom post types. But breaks when menu IDs change. By adding the custom post-type to the body class we can then manually target the nav item ID.

// Adds classes for custom post types to body_class() and post_class()
function eq_add_post_type_class( $class ) {
global $post; //start the query
$post_type = get_post_type($post->ID); //get the post type for the page we are on
if ( get_query_var('post_type') === $post_type ) { // check the post against the type of the page
$class[] = 'post-type-' . $post_type;
}
return $class;
}
add_filter( 'body_class', 'eq_add_post_type_class' ); // add the class to the body

In style.css add:

.post-type-(manually add class here).menu-item-77 a {styles} The menu-item-ID also needs to be added manually.

I looked at the way custom post types are created in music-store.php and rewrite is set to false:

'rewrite' => false

If you set rewrite like this:

'rewrite' => array('slug'=>'song')

or:

'rewrite' => array('slug'=>'collection')

Then the plugin will be able to use WordPress permalink settings.

Could you update the pro version of the plugin with this code?

I can modify the core files of the plugin to make these changes, but then those changes will be lost on update.

Even better would be to add a settings option into the plugin to customize the permalinks. For example:

Set the permalink slug for song:__________
Set the permalink slug for collection:__________

Thank you.

PS: I’m going to request this on the pro support area.

Thank you.

That pastebin was deleted for some reason. Here’s the code in a new pastebin.

I figured it out, had to assign it to a string:

$imap = C_Image_Mapper::get_instance();
$gmap = C_Gallery_Mapper::get_instance();
$storage = C_Gallery_Storage::get_instance();
     foreach ($gallery->displayed_gallery->container_ids as $id)
     {
     $image = $imap->find($gmap->find($id)->previewpic);

     $thumburl = ($storage->get_image_url($image, 'thumb'));
     }
     echo $thumburl;

Thanks!

The description option is a nice feature, however it still creates the same ‘add to cart’ button for each product.

In my case I need to dynamically generate the title of each button to reflect the product. So, instead of a photo of a man on a horse with an ‘add to cart’ button underneath, the button would be: ‘buy photo: man on horse’… where ‘man on horse’ is the title of the photo.

If there is a ‘button_text’ parameter, then it could be populated dynamically with title of an image or page.

It seems that I might need to put it in as a feature request.

For example, in a template file, get the title in a string and insert it into the button. :

$button = esc_attr(get_the_title());	

     echo do_shortcode("

     [wp_cart_button name='$button' price='10' button_text='Buy: $button']

      ")