Dani Llewellyn

Hi,

The plugin currently cannot query terms by meta_key or meta_value. I will add this to my todo list.

Hi,

Sorry I missed your question until now. I have not implemented any special handling for multiple locales on a single site, such as those using wp_multilang. It is therefore quite likely that there are problems. Unfortunately, as the various localisation plugins are usually pay-to-play I cannot check for compatibility.

Hi,

The shortcode should be placed into any page that you want to show the listing. That means if you want the listing to be shown on each product page then either each product should have the shortcode, or you should add some code to your theme’s product-page templates to call the shortcode. The following PHP illustrates how to call the shortcode within a template:

echo do_shortcode( '[a-z-listing ...options here...]' );

Note that the default styles are not applied when you call the shortcode yourself like this, so you also need to add the following to your theme’s functions.php file to force the styles to be included on each page:

add_action( 'init', 'a_z_listing_force_enable_styles', 99 );

• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by Dani Llewellyn. Reason: add missing `echo` to shortcode function response

The lines will wrap when the title is too long for the size of the column. The plugin uses the columnar layout by default, so there is likelihood of wrapping. You can increase the size of the columns by modifying the default CSS; an abridged version with just the attributes that you need to change to suit your site is below:

.letter-section ul.columns {
      column-gap: 0.6em;
      column-width: 15em;
}
.letter-section ul.columns.max-0-columns,
.letter-section ul.columns.max-1-columns {
      max-width: 15.6em; /* 1*column-width + 1*column-gap */
}
.letter-section ul.columns.max-2-columns {
      max-width: 30.6em; /* 2*column-width + 1*column-gap */
}
.letter-section ul.columns.max-3-columns {
      max-width: 46.2em; /* 3*column-width + 2*column-gap */
}
.letter-section ul.columns.max-4-columns {
      max-width: 61.8em; /* 4*column-width + 3*column-gap */
}
.letter-section ul.columns.max-5-columns {
      max-width: 77.4em; /* 5*column-width + 4*column-gap */
}
.letter-section ul.columns.max-6-columns {
      max-width: 93em; /* 6*column-width + 5*column-gap */
}
.letter-section ul.columns.max-7-columns {
      max-width: 108.6em; /* 7*column-width + 6*column-gap */
}
.letter-section ul.columns.max-8-columns {
      max-width: 124.2em; /* 8*column-width + 7*column-gap */
}
.letter-section ul.columns.max-9-columns {
      max-width: 139.8em; /* 9*column-width + 8*column-gap */
}
.letter-section ul.columns.max-10-columns {
      max-width: 155.4em; /* 10*column-width + 9*column-gap */
}
.letter-section ul.columns.max-11-columns {
      max-width: 171em; /* 11*column-width + 10*column-gap */
}
.letter-section ul.columns.max-12-columns {
      max-width: 186.6em; /* 12*column-width + 11*column-gap */
}
.letter-section ul.columns.max-13-columns {
      max-width: 202.2em; /* 13*column-width + 12*column-gap */
}
.letter-section ul.columns.max-14-columns {
      max-width: 217.8em; /* 14*column-width + 13*column-gap */
}
.letter-section ul.columns.max-15-columns {
      max-width: 233.4em; /* 15*column-width + 14*column-gap */
}

• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by Dani Llewellyn. Reason: fix code block formatting
• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by Dani Llewellyn. Reason: add missing column-gap attribute to css code
• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by Dani Llewellyn. Reason: add css comments explaining the calculations

@patrabharati, the WordPress.org forum rules state that you should not join somebody else’s thread with your own issue. Please start your own thread.

The plugin is unable to combine taxonomy terms and posts in the same list. This is due to underlying WordPress features.

@tomsk2121 the forum guidelines for WordPress.org require that you start your own thread instead of jumping into somebody else’s. This prevents thread hijacking. For your problem try replacing:

term_description( '11','post_tag' );

with

term_description( $a_z_query->get_the_item_id(), 'post_tag' );

alternatively, save the response from $a_z_query->get_the_item_object() to a variable and use that instead of the ID.