Mohammad Jangda

Thanks for the suggestion. I’ve added the noscript tags in v0.2. Though, worth noting that if you have the og:image tags added to your site, this shouldn’t be an issue.

Oh, and forgot to say thanks for all the feedback and testing everyone 🙂

You’d be better off using add_post_type_support:

function mf_add_zoninator_post_types() {
        $available_post_types = array_values(get_post_types(array('public' => true, '_builtin' => false), 'names'));
        foreach ( $available_post_types as $post_type ) {
                add_post_type_support( $post_type, 'zoninator_zones' );
        }
}
add_action('zoninator_pre_init', 'mf_add_zoninator_post_types');

Or simply including 'zoninator_zones' in your supports arg when registering your post_type.

Good idea. Changed http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/433775/plugin-notes

When you activate the plugin, it should automatically run the upgrade. However, if you have a lot of posts, it might fail so you may have to run the update manually.

We left out a delete option for mainly for audit/transparency purposes.

The disable option for editorial comments was just an oversight; we’ll try to add it in the version. You can remove the box by adding the following code to your theme:

add_action( 'admin_menu', 'x_disable_ef_editorial_comments', 100 );

function x_disable_ef_editorial_comments() {
	remove_meta_box( 'edit-flow-editorial-comments', 'post', 'normal' );
	remove_meta_box( 'edit-flow-editorial-comments', 'page', 'normal' );
}

Hope that helps.

However it appears that only the first name displays in the byline. Is this just some code I’m responsible for on my end to get the byline and author boxes to display BOTH authors?

Yes, you need to add the appropriate template tags to get both authors to display when viewing a post. See http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/co-authors-plus/other_notes/

You have to click on the first author’s name and change it to another author. And this can only be done before the second author is added. So “remove down to one, then change the first”

You should be able to change the first author without adding another one. If it’s not working that way, then it’s a bug.

You can try changing line 598 to something along the lines of:

if ( 1 == 2 && function_exists( 'get_users' ) ) {

This will force into the alternate search. You can add additional fields (e.g. user_nicename) you want to search through in the $author_fields array, two lines above.

Note: I would not recommend this if you have lots of users on your site, as you’ll likely see a pretty significant performance hit.