demur

Hi ashahmurat!

I’ve looked over Your website through the length and breadth. And I have to say I couldn’t find a single trace of Document Gallery plugin. So it’s either not installed or at least not enabled.

Please double check Your WordPress settings and if You run into any issues with DG feel free to ask, we would be happy to help You.

Hi ClaudeB!

I saw You’ve made quite a bunch of changes to Your site.
No wonder the proposed had done nothing, it hadn’t got to the page and the question is Why.
Can You, please, paste the current configuration for Document Gallery (under Dashboard -> Settings -> Document Gallery -> Advanced textarea Options Array Dump at the bottom).

BTW After last changes to Your site You are still having some errors, Developer Tools reports 2 errors for now (previously it was 5).

Hi Vipworks!

I assumed that such a trifle You could do by Yourself 😉
A little tweak and here You are 🙂

function dg_pdf_print_prepare() { ?>
<script type="text/javascript">
	function dgPDFprint() {
		var printWindow = window.open(jQuery(this).prev('a').attr('href'), '_blank');
		printWindow.onload = function() {
			setTimeout( function () {
				printWindow.print();
				printWindow.onfocus = function () { setTimeout( function () { printWindow.close(); }, 100); }
			}, 500);
		}
	}
	function dgPDFbuttons() {
		var freshDG = jQuery('.document-gallery').not('[data-dg-pdf-print]').attr('data-dg-pdf-print', true);
		freshDG.find('.document-icon a[href$=".pdf"]').parent().append('<a href="javascript:void(0);" class="dg-pdf-print">🖶 Print</a>');
		freshDG.find('.dg-pdf-print').on('click', dgPDFprint);
	}
	jQuery(document).ready( function() {
		dgPDFbuttons();
		jQuery('.dg-paginate-wrapper').parent().on("DOMSubtreeModified", dgPDFbuttons);
	});
</script>
<?php }
add_action('wp_print_footer_scripts', 'dg_pdf_print_prepare');

I hope this would finally work for You.
Please don’t hesitate to let us know if You run into any further issues.

PS: If You’ve found our answers and/or the plugin useful, please rate the efforts. Thanks!

Hi architecb33!

Sounds like You are using DG a lot if one additional click matters to You that much 😉 Main idea behind current design was not to overload users with excessive controls and not to increase (typical for software world) multitude of possible ways to accomplish same task.
We’ll look into Your request, maybe we would introduce it like an option (to activate under advanced settings) for users with extensive usage of DG.

For now we can suggest You to play around and test this mod.
To use this code You should paste it to the functions.php file of Your active WordPress theme, this can be done either using Dashboard -> Appearance -> Editor -> Theme Functions (for the active theme), or through FTP.

function dg_specific_button_js() { ?>
<script type="text/javascript">
    function open_dg_tab() {
        if ( this.frame === undefined ) {
            if ( wp.media.frame !== undefined && jQuery.inArray(wp.media.frame.state().id, ['dg', 'dg-edit', 'dg-library'])<0 ) {
                wp.media.frame.setState('dg');
            }
            var options = {
                frame: 'post',
                state: 'dg',
                title: DGl10n.dgMenuTitle,
                multiple: true
            };
            this.frame = wp.media.editor.open(null, options);
        } else {
            if ( jQuery.inArray(this.frame.state().id, ['dg', 'dg-edit', 'dg-library'])<0 ) {
                this.frame.setState('dg');
            }
            this.frame.open();
        }
        return false;
    }
    jQuery(document).ready( function() {
        if ( typeof wp.media.collection !== 'function' ) return;
	jQuery('#dg-specific-button').removeAttr('disabled').click(open_dg_tab);
    } );
</script>
<?php }
function dg_check_page_type( $hook ) {
    if ( in_array( $hook, array( 'post.php', 'post-new.php' ), true ) ) {
        function dg_add_specific_button() {
            echo '<button id="dg-specific-button" class="button" disabled>'.__( 'Create Document Gallery', 'document-gallery' ).'</button>';
        }
        add_action('media_buttons', 'dg_add_specific_button');
        add_action('admin_print_footer_scripts', 'dg_specific_button_js');
    }
}
add_action('admin_enqueue_scripts', 'dg_check_page_type');

Hope this will bring the wanted performance.
Please don’t hesitate to let us know if You run into any further issues and feel free to give us some feedback 😉

Hi architecb33!

Sorry it took so long for You to get a reply; was hoping to finish development of the feature enhancement prior to answer, but was too busy.

There is an Add Media button/dialog in WordPress Edit Post interface we’ve been lucky to integrate into. It’s working for both Text and Visual modes of the editor, additionally there is ability using same tools to edit Document Galleries while working in Visual mode.
For the moment there are following constraints: those tools are not suitable for adding (and editing in Visual mode) plain [dg] (this is the enhancement in progress), sophisticated shortcodes with categories, relation, include/exclude, mime_types and id (the parent post) options also not supported now.

What were Your thoughts on this issue? What were You looking for? What should that button of Yours do on click?

Hi AdRock952!

The message You’ve got indicates that there is no such taxon “taxon_name” in Your WordPress instance.
If You haven’t explicitly defined taxonomy name it should be set to some default one. Generally category-related plugins use taxonomy category.

Please try out:
[dg fancy=true descriptions=true category=application-forms]

Hope this would help You.
Please don’t hesitate to let us know if You run into any further issues.

Hi architecb33!

Dan’s code slightly amended should work just as You need it 🙂

function dg_href_to_onclick($icon, $use_descriptions, $id) {
    return preg_replace('/<a [^>]*>/', "<a onclick=\"window.open('%link%', '_system')\">", $icon);
}
add_filter('dg_icon_template', 'dg_href_to_onclick', 10, 3);

Please don’t hesitate to let us know if You run into any further issues.

Hi Matthew!

I’m sorry it took so long for You to get a reply; ‘ve been quite busy lately. Thank You for the patience.
And sorry my previous message has nothing to do with Your situation.

Your goal can be achieved with pure CSS, though I would recommend wrap dg shortcode with e.g.
<div class="dg-wrapper"> ... </div>
Note: Wrapper should be added in the text mode not in the visual.
So this tweak would affect only wrapped DGs and the rest (if there are any or would be in future) won’t be touched.
For neat look the width of the DG should be properly squeezed. By default DG defines the width of thumbnails maximum at 89 pixels each. Due to some constraints of HTML: width of the wrapping container should be greater than DG’s one at least by 1%. You should add in the Custom CSS textbox at Dashboard -> Settings -> Document Gallery this code:

dg-wrapper {
    width: 90px;
}

You can enhance this CSS rule with float and margin properties or just introduce needed class to the wrapper (alignleft or alignright, which are accessible in the used theme) like this <div class="dg-wrapper alignleft">
To have text flow around DG You should place DG in wrapper before desired text.

I hope this will bring the wanted appearance.
Please don’t hesitate to let us know if You run into any further issues.