Matt Cohen
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Hi Brett,
It’s not “incorrect”, per-say, to have lots of plugins (also, everyone’s definition of “lots” could be different). It’s more a case of, when something goes wrong, having fewer points to check makes it easier to find where the problem is. 🙂
If you’ve assigned a post to a category, and you don’t have any plugin that’s manipulating the query for the category archive, the data should all be there and accessible using the WordPress Loop. 🙂
Regards,
Matty.Hi Brett,
Thanks for your kind words.
Strictly speaking, this forum is for assistance with the “Matty Theme QuickSwitch” plugin. That being said, I’ll try and point you in the right direction towards resolving your query. 🙂
Upon inspection of your website, it looks like you’ve got a few pages that use a custom plugin or custom code to display a grid of newly-released PS3 games.
If you’re noting an issue with posts not displaying in a post category, I’d advise making a full backup of your website and, once done, deactivating plugins until you can isolate if a plugin is conflicting with the query used to display posts within a category.
If you don’t feel comfortable deactivating plugins and didn’t develop the website yourself, I’d advise contacting the developer of the website for further debugging and assistance in this regard.
I hope this helps, Brett. All the best with resolving your query. 🙂
Regards,
Matty.Hi Jackson,
Thanks for your query. 🙂
I wouldn’t recommend this, as this kind of functionality is intended to be available only to admins and within the admin interface itself.
If you’d like to do this, it can be done by removing the conditional statement around the three calls to add_action() near the top of the main plugin PHP file. 🙂
Thanks and regards,
Matty.Hi all,
My sincerest apologies for the delay in getting back to you on this.
I’ll be patching this notice in an upcoming plugin update.
To disable the notice in the interim, you could set WP_DEBUG to false. 🙂
My sincerest apologies for the inconvenience caused here.
Thanks and regards,
Matty.Hi codestyling,
Thanks for clarify this.
Thanks and regards,
Matty.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Plugin: WP Section Index – Anchors are visibleHi Alan,
Thanks for your feedback on this.
I’m looking at revamping WP Section Index in a V2, when I have a moment, and will keep this thread in mind for V2 and any possible V1.x updates. 🙂
Thanks and regards,
Matty.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Section Index] Probnlem with special characters in FirefoxHi Ayek,
Thanks for your suggestion.
While this may not be the most semantic solution, I’ll look into it and see if, maybe, I can apply this to the plugin as a whole, to avoid adding further conditionals, etc.
Please bear with me as time is somewhat scarce on my end at the moment. It is on my to-do list and will be attended to soonest. 🙂
Thanks and regards,
Matty.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Section Index] Probnlem with special characters in FirefoxHi Ayek,
Thanks for bringing this to my attention.
How exactly do the links break? Could you provide a screenshot of the issue and of the source code generated by the plugin? That’d be a great help towards resolving this. 🙂
If you don’t have a screenshot service, http://awesomescreenshot.com/ works well. 🙂
Thanks and regards,
Matty.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Plugin: WP Section Index – Anchors are visibleHi Alan,
This is the first I’ve heard of this issue. Could you provide a screenshot of the issue and of the source code generated by the plugin? That’d be a great help towards resolving this. 🙂
If you don’t have a screenshot service, http://awesomescreenshot.com/ works well. 🙂
Thanks and regards,
Matty.Hi Steffen,
Thanks for your kind words about WP Section Index. 🙂
At present, this isn’t possible within the scope of the plugin. It has been noted and will be considered for possible addition in a future update to the plugin. 🙂
Thanks and regards,
Matty.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Section Index] [Plugin: WP Section Index] Problem with paginated postsHi Linus,
Apologies for the delay in responding to your forum thread. Thanks for your kind words about WP Section Index. 🙂
I’m glad the issue has been resolved. 🙂
Please note that your permalink structure should always have a trailing forward slash. 🙂
Thanks and regards,
Matty.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Section Index] [Plugin: WP Section Index] Custom Field problemHi maduroblanco,
Thanks for your feedback. 🙂
I’ll update the plugin as soon as possible with a fix for this, and an updater to automatically switch the old custom field to use the new one and remove the old one. 🙂
Thanks and regards,
Matty.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Section Index] [Plugin: WP Section Index] Love itHi deepbevel,
This can be done using CSS, as the “back to top” links have a unique CSS class applied to them.
Thanks for your kind words about WP Section Index. 🙂
Cheers,
Matty.Forum: Hacks
In reply to: Help with JQueryHi Chin,
Excellent to hear things are coming along. 🙂
It’s difficult to diagnose the error without seeing the page when it loads.
Maybe visit http://jquery.com/ and make sure you’re working with jQuery correctly in
gotranspose.js.There may be a JavaScript conflict on the page between one or more of the scripts being loaded in. A good way to see this is to use either Safari or Google Chrome’s code inspector, or FireFox’s Firebug extension.
Cheers,
Matty.Forum: Hacks
In reply to: Help with JQueryHi Chin,
At first glance, I see two issues arising.
1. You’re including jQuery twice.
WordPress comes bundled with a version of jQuery. Therefore, you don’t need to enqueue your own. If you’d like to run the version that’s on Google Code, there are tutorials online on how to replace the bundled version with the version on Google Code.
Therefore, the “jq” enqueue isn’t necessary.
2. TEMPLATE_URL usage.
As mentioned in the tutorial on my blog, “* TEMPLATE_URL is a constant I have setup that holds the direct URL path to the current theme’s directory. This is the path as it is typed in a web browser, beginning with
http://.”Essentially, you’d want to either setup this constant or replace it with the following:
trailingslashit( get_bloginfo( 'template_directory' ) )This should point to the files correctly.
I hope this helps. 🙂
Cheers,
Matty.