Charlie Merland

No link on director generally means there’s no matching collection: http://onyanserat.derne.se/collections/ It’s planned to enhance that behavior, though. I’m not sure of the best way yet, but I’ll a probably add a fallback to show a meta link if no collection matches the director.

The missing writer link is a bit more weird, I’ll have to run some tests.

Instead of echoing $meta['photography'] (which does not exist at that point), trying this:

echo apply_filters( 'wpmoly_format_movie_photography', wpmoly_get_movie_meta( null, 'photography' ) );

The actors handling looks a bit weird, I’m not quite sure of what I tried to do with that part… I’ll need a take a deeper look at it. That’s why it’s marked as experimental 😀

By the way, sorry about the delay in answers. Lot of work these days that keep me pretty busy to handle support… Hopefully it will get better in a few weeks.

Hi there Alina,

There’s no internal way to do this, but you can achieve the same result by adding this code to your theme’s functions.php file:

function wpmoly_strip_language_links( $data ) {
	return strip_tags( $data );
}
add_filter( 'wpmoly_format_movie_spoken_languages', 'wpmoly_strip_language_links', 20, 1 );

This will simply strip the HTML tags on the spoken languages lists :).

Hi Kevinc4m,

As far as I know the default Calendar Widget does not support custom post types, and there’s no way to change that. Pippin Williamson made a good plugin for this few years ago, though I’m not sure it’s up to date: https://pippinsplugins.com/custom-post-type-calendar-widget/

Hi lillprinsen and Joe Deagnon,

1. For now, not really: the plugin can only import one poster at a time (something that will be fix in future versions) and use that poster as featured image, so in any case you will have to import the poster and then update the movie to use another image as featured image. With version 2.2 it will be possible to import multiple posters directly when importing metadata, and import custom images to use like posters or images.

2. Not possible. As you amended your question, you can override the overview.php file but not the class-wpmoly-headbox-allocine.php file; that’s not very elegant but you can add a <?php echo do_shortcode( '[movie_trailer]' ); ?> wherever you want in the template file to show the trailer. That being said, keep in mind that the Trailers plugin is an experimental one that still needs a lot of work.

3. Not really, because the plugin uses icons and not images, meaning you would have to edit the plugin’s icon font; but you can always hack you way through by overriding the stars icons CSS to show images instead, it may just be a little tricky. I plan to make it possible to use external icons/images in a future version.

@joe Deagnon: in the plugin’s Settings panel you can chose where the data should appear, before or after the post content. You will find this under Appearance > Headbox > Headbox Position.

À tester, dans le fichier content.php original du thème, remplacer <?php else: ?> par <?php elseif('movie' != get_post_type()): ?>. Cela devrait ne plus afficher l’image à la une pour les films.

The movie_grid indeed has a collection parameter that you can use: [movie_grid collection="My Collection"] should do it 🙂

Strangely enough, URLs work, so there’s definitely something weird with the menu: http://www.leffafriikit.fi/leffat/grid/A/4:6/rating/ASC/

I’ll take a look at it, thanks for reporting!