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In reply to: [Flexible Posts Widget] only showing posts imagesHi mehrshadk,
Yes, with a bit of customization, you could show only the post’s feature image as a link to the complete post. To do so, you’d need to setup a custom HTML template; and then in your custom template, remove line 42:
<h4 class="title"><?php the_title(); ?></h4>.Alternatively, you could add the following code to your theme’s stylesheet:
.dpe-flexible-posts .title {display:none;}which would hide the display of the title, but not actually remove it. It would still appear in the HTML source code, but not show up in the browser.Cheers!
Hi Ipstenu,
I mean the former and actually figured this out thanks in part to your response. It was a simple oversight.
I setup a clean install of WordPress using Mark Jaquith’s WordPress Skeleton which places WordPress’s core files at domain.com/wp/. However, when trying to run install.php, WordPress chokes on it’s own redirects in this senario (maybe a bug report for another day).
To get around that, I manually typed in the correct path to install.php: domain.com/wp/wp-admin/network.php. By doing this, WordPress automatically set the home URL to domain.com/wp instead of just domain.com. (Doh!) By changing the site’s home URL to domain.com, I am now able to choose a subdomain or subfolder installation when setting up the multisite.
Thanks for your help and getting me pointed down the right track. It’s much appreciated!
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In reply to: [Flexible Posts Widget] Conditional Content (feature request)Hi Matt,
Thanks for your inquiry. I think you’d best be served by the same answer I provided in the link you mentioned (DaveE is me after all.)
I don’t foresee creating that kind of functionality within FPW but you’d be welcome to fork the plugin and add that functionality yourself. There are many different scenarios that such functionality would need to accommodate and to me it feels like more of a separate widget/plugin that the post type & tax/term functionality provided by FPW.
Sorry I can’t be of more help on this one.
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In reply to: [Flexible Posts Widget] Specific post/page on widgetHi luisdv,
I’m not sure I understand what you mean. If you’re referring to the ability to pick a specific post (or page) to display in FPW by ID, it would be just as easy to create a tag (or other term) and only use that term on the post you’d like to display.
However, if you’re actually referring to the ability to pick which post (or page) to show a FPW on, there are other plugins that do that well already. Dynamic Widgets: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/dynamic-widgets/ is one such plugin for this purpose.
Hopefully that was helpful. Let me know if I still haven’t understood your question. Cheers!
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In reply to: [Flexible Posts Widget] Custom post types 404 after installHi Pim,
The problem should be fixed now. All it took was a simple permalinks reset. I’m assuming there was a change in the permalink structure or another plugin made such an adjustment around the same time that FPW was installed. Regardless, your custom post types are showing up in their archive and as single posts now.
Cheers!
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In reply to: [Flexible Posts Widget] Custom post types 404 after installBTW – my Twitter handle is dpellenwood.
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In reply to: [Flexible Posts Widget] Adding HTML within widget titleHere’s a bit of code that should accomplish what you’re asking for. You’ll need to replace lines 12 & 13 of your FPW custom template:
if ( !empty($title) ) echo $before_title . $title . $after_title;with the code from this Pastbin example: http://pastebin.com/kcRbCn90
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In reply to: [Flexible Posts Widget] Custom post types 404 after installHi Pim,
Just looking over the site I don’t see anything out of the ordinary. Could you please get me login credentials to the site? Let me know your Twitter handle and I’ll follow you so you can send me a DM with the credentials.
Cheers,
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In reply to: [Flexible Posts Widget] Adding HTML within widget titleYup, there’s an example of how to use the term link function right on the Codex link I provided before: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_term_link#Examples.
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In reply to: [Flexible Posts Widget] Custom post types 404 after installHi speekless,
I’m sorry to hear you’re having trouble with your custom post types. However I can’t imagine how FPW would cause the issues you describe. I too have many sites using CPT templates as you describe and am also using FPW with those customized themes.
Do you have a development site somewhere that we could review together? With more details (code example) I may be able to provide some assistance, but I highly doubt they are specifically related to FPW. (Of course, crazier things have happend, so I won’t rule it out.)
Let me know if you can provide more context and we’ll go from there.
Cheers!
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In reply to: [Flexible Posts Widget] Custom-medium imageHi agonistica,
As the plugin’s FAQ states, FPW doesn’t do any styling. All styling would be controlled by your current theme. So, the changes you would like to make would need to be performed in the theme, not in FPW.
Cheers!
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In reply to: [Flexible Posts Widget] SortHi beniEllis,
Each widget can be configured to sort by the post title (or other values) and ordered in an ascending or descending fashion. There are drop-down options in the widget specifically designed for this. See the first two plugin screenshots for an example of what I mean: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/flexible-posts-widget/screenshots/
Cheers,
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In reply to: [Flexible Posts Widget] Template problem with rtrimHi mortenf,
Thank you for bringing that to my attention. I can’t believe it’s gone unnoticed this long. In any case, I just pushed out a bug release with that
rtrimreplaced by apreg_replace.Thanks again!
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In reply to: [Flexible Posts Widget] Flexible Posts Widget internationalizationThanks again for your help with this. The new version is now out!
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In reply to: [Flexible Posts Widget] Flexible Posts Widget internationalizationHi Eduardo,
I’ve got the internationalization code implemented in the trunk version here. I’ve also added a POT file to the language folder. Also, there were some strings for translation missed in the admin javaScript file. I’ve added them to the POT file.
Would you kindly add the Spanish translations for those additional strings in the POT to your translation and re-port that for me? Finally, could you double-check that everything is translating correctly for you?
Thanks again for putting in the work. After I hear everything is good from your perspective I’ll release the changes as a new version of the plugin.
Cheers,