gregcrowe
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Extra User Details] Having trouble displaying fieldsNevermind. It was getting confused about a guest author I had inadvertently created from that user. Once I deleted that guest user, it worked fine. Thanks!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Tag Groups is the Advanced Way to Display Your Taxonomy Terms] Tag EntryYeah, that was what I was afraid of.
I have looked at what a certain plugin (ComicEasel) does for this type of thing on another website that I maintain. It is for webcomics, and it uses the wp_term_taxonomy table to differentiate characters, chapters, etc.
I’m not really that familiar with the code of WP, so I may have to resort to hiring someone to write a custom plugin. That, or spend several months learning how to make one.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Tag Groups is the Advanced Way to Display Your Taxonomy Terms] Tag EntryI’m wondering if I could just modify the code that generates the original tag entry box that shows up on the post edit page. Here’s my situation: I have a bunch of video game reviews, and they have publisher, developer, and platform fields that I want to have as tags. Your plugin works great to keep them in their groups, but I need to have an entry field for each of those. A drop-down or checklist will work for the platform group, but I think the publisher and developer groups will have way too many entries for that, so I may need something that works like the the original tags box.
If you have any ideas, I would appreciate it. Thanks!
Huh. I tried adding that to my child theme’s functions.php, and sure enough it did put the title on a separate line. Unfortunately, it messed up the thumbnail graphic and it now displays above the title. But, since I didn’t really need the title centered I just changed
$title = ' <h2>'. $title .'</h2>';
to
$title = $title .'<br />';
Now the thumbnail does what you’d expect.Thank you so much for getting me started on this!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Plugin for Actor Resume?Holy crap, that works pretty awesomely! IT does everything I need with just a few CSS tweaks.
After experimenting with it, I would suggest making each section of the resume (film, theater, etc.) a separate table. That way you can change the format of the headers without having to hard-wire CSS to deal with specific row numbers (and therefore have to change the numbers in the CSS every time you add something to one of the sections).
Thank you so much for finding this!