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  • Thread Starter Aaron Queen

    (@bompus)

    Thanks!

    While working on a project, I came across a few more changes that I needed to make, and I believe these would benefit the community. If WP made it easy to submit a pull request, I’d do so.

    1) Can you make the return string of aquila_admin_login_logo_title() be a setting?

    2) In postToBlog.php, you commented out the submenu global. In addition, can you only update the [0] index of each submenu[‘edit.php’] item IF it already exists. I came across this when I had a role with only access to edit_posts, but in this case, your plugin always adds the “Blog Tags” menu item back in, which puts WP in a weird state and you end up with a PHP NOTICE error. Hard to explain, but if you just wrap each $submenu..[0] override in an isset, example if (isset($submenu[‘edit.php’][16])), I believe this fixed it for me. Also, what is the purpose of the echo ” at the end of aquila_admin_post_to_blog() ?

    3) In WP, if you aren’t logged in for a while, you get the interim login overlay that pops up. On this, what I was seeing in the styling was a bit off. I had added the following CSS to login.css to fix that and one other issue.

    
    body.interim-login #login {
    	/* timed out login modal */
    	top: auto;
    	-webkit-transform: none;
    	-ms-transform: none;
    	transform: none;
    }
    
    body.login #login form p {
      color:#000; /* this allows reset password hint to display, currently white on white */
    }
    

    4) I wanted the selected admin submenu item to stand out more, so I added some CSS to aquila.css – obviously, this will need to change a bit now that you have color scheme options, but I think the idea is a decent one and really helps it pop without the text looking blurred like it can when bold.

    
    #adminmenu .wp-submenu li.current a, #adminmenu a.wp-has-current-submenu:focus+.wp-submenu li.current a, #adminmenu .wp-has-current-submenu.opensub .wp-submenu li.current a {
    	color:#ffee58;
    	font-weight:normal;
    	background:#888;
    }
    
    #adminmenu .wp-submenu li.current a:hover, #adminmenu a.wp-has-current-submenu:focus+.wp-submenu li.current a:hover, #adminmenu .wp-has-current-submenu.opensub .wp-submenu li.current a:hover, #adminmenu .wp-submenu li.current a:focus, #adminmenu a.wp-has-current-submenu:focus+.wp-submenu li.current a:focus, #adminmenu .wp-has-current-submenu.opensub .wp-submenu li.current a:focus {
    	color:#ffee58;
    	font-weight:normal;
    	background:#888;
    }
    

    Hope that helps and makes sense. Any questions, just let me know. If there is some way I can just pull request or branch the plugin to provide suggested changed, I’d be open to that.

    Thread Starter Aaron Queen

    (@bompus)

    I’d also recommend adding edit.php to the allow-heartbeat-post-edit condition so it doesn’t reregister heartbeat when on edit.php

    This will allow the post list view screen to update as locks are added/removed on posts being edited by other users.

    Going to make these fixes locally for now. If you are no longer maintaining the plugin, let me know and I’ll create a fork with these updates.

    Thanks!

    The below seems to work on 4.8. Looks like that hook was added in WP 4.6, so should work for all versions since that is also when they added resource hints. Should be an easy confirmation/update for you 🙂

    // disables <link rel=’dns-prefetch’ href=’//s.w.org’/> on front-end
    add_filter(’emoji_svg_url’, ‘__return_false’);

    Plugin Author Aaron Queen

    (@bompus)

    Marking as resolved. There are many sites using structured data for local business without an image and they show up fine. We’ll look into adding this ability in the future, but as @jacewcamp mentioned, not a huge priority.

    Plugin Author Aaron Queen

    (@bompus)

    try color instead of colour. If you really want to hide it, use “display:none;” instead. Know that completely removing elements (in templates, not with CSS) cause the review format to become invalid, so it could cause them to not show up in Google search results.

    Plugin Author Aaron Queen

    (@bompus)

    You can change the “Published On” date of the review, just like any other WP post. Edit the review from WP admin, then click the link usually on the right-top to edit the date.

    If you don’t want a date shown on the website itself, you’ll need to hide it with CSS or alter the template to remove it. Removing it will probably make it invalid to Google’s crawler, so I’d opt to hide it if possible with CSS using display:none.

    Plugin Author Aaron Queen

    (@bompus)

    In the future, when you think there may be an issue, please read the sticky topic *** How to report bugs / request features.

    I answered this already in my response to giving the plugin a 1-star review:
    Google determines if your site has enough rank or authority to show stars in search results. All we can do with the plugin is output the information that they choose to use if they want to.

    Plugin Author Aaron Queen

    (@bompus)

    Make sure you activated the plugin. Then in the left admin menu, hover over “Reviews” (there is a star next to it) and then click on “Plugin Settings”.

    Plugin Author Aaron Queen

    (@bompus)

    Google determines if your site has enough rank or authority to show stars in search results. All we can do with the plugin is output the information that they choose to use if they want to.

    I have no record of you sending a support ticket via the ticketing system, and would have responded there if you did. Be sure to check the forums here for the link to create a support ticket.

    Thread Starter Aaron Queen

    (@bompus)

    I also noticed there is no page <title> on my landing page when accessing by URL method, but if I access it using /?landingpage=#### , the title does output.

    Plugin Author Aaron Queen

    (@bompus)

    @garrett-eclipse – We were receiving a LOT of spam submissions, so for now, to submit a new case, it needs to go through cases@competelab.fogbugz.com until I can switch over to a better ticketing system. Thanks!

    @levenalsmama @hansdegans – I believe I may have a fix for this issue, but need some testers. Can you send me your contact information via https://bompus.com/contact/ and we can go from there. Hope to have it resolved soon. Thanks!

    Plugin Author Aaron Queen

    (@bompus)

    @highaltitudearcher – every plugin on wordpress.org is open source.

    Plugin Author Aaron Queen

    (@bompus)

    You have something on your page which is duplicating a lot of elements inside of <div class=”art-table no-headers”>

    Because of this, the validation is seeing every field twice, and the fields hidden inside of the art-table element are empty of course, so it fails.

    There’s probably a way for me to fix this on my end, by only validating visible inputs, but it should be possible to fix on your end as well, if you can find out what is doing that art-table nonsense. It’s only on the rendered page, not on view-source for the page, so something front-end javascript.

    Plugin Author Aaron Queen

    (@bompus)

    @alistairg – Going from v2 to v3, we did not add any limits to features. All previous features remained in place, and we just added placeholders for features that we intend to support if/when we do release a Pro version.

    I wanted to clear that up for anybody reading this.. we did not purposely add limits to certain features to be a hindrance to anybody. We did not code those features before, and we don’t have them now. They are simply placeholders for features which we intended to support in the future.

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