nancyeb01

That’s great Zack. Thanks so much.

It would be great if this were fixed. I want to use the checkboxes for selection of State name. Gravity Forms has a powerful feature of Bulk Add/Pre-defined choices for checkboxes. You can even create your own custom array to save and choose.

Then, the directory could have a column for State or any other selected check box field that can be sortable.

I hope the GF Directory plugin will be supported. It’s a great tool. I for one would gladly pay for it rather than have it based on donation.

Maybe some other developer could take it on! Please don’t give up on this!

I’m using WordPress 3.3.1. and it’s not working on a page. I just installed it.

http://www.jeffsplacemetrowest.org/radio-interview-with-jenny-about-jeffs-place

I’m using this code for the link
[wpaudio url=”http://www.jeffsplacemetrowest.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/schRecording2905692.mp3″ text=”Jenny Radio Interview” autoplay=”1″]

Hi,
I was looking for the same thing. I found a solution and maybe it will work for you. In my theme, I edited the page ‘single.php’. This is the template for my Post page.

I was looking to add this: <?php the_meta(); ?> in the loop.

You need to find the correct place to insert it and then save the page. I use an FTP program and Dreamweaver. I have a copy on my local computer of the files that are on my server and use FTP to copy back and forth.

BTW, before I change any file, I copy the original and give it a name – singleORIG.php. That way, I can go back if I break something.

The single.php file will be slightly different depending on the theme. Here is where I inserted the meta code in one theme:

This is an excerpt inside what is called the loop.
<!– post content –>
<div class=”entry-content clearfix”>
<?php the_content(); ?>
<?php the_meta(); ?>
</div>

Another theme I use has a slightly different single.php, and I inserted the meta code as follows:

<div class=”loop”>
<div class=”loop-content”>
<?php while ( have_posts() ) : // The Loop ?>
<?php the_post(); ?>

<?php get_template_part( ‘content’, ‘single’ ); ?>
<?php the_meta(); ?>
<?php comments_template(); // include comments template ?>
<?php endwhile; // end of one post ?>
</div>

I hope that helps you.

Nancy

I wanted to do this also. I found a solution to creating a page that will display the CPTs (archive). That page can then be added to the menu. Here is the site with the tutorial. http://nathaningram.com/tutorials/supercharge-wordpress-with-loopbuddy-custom-post-types/

Hi, I am struggling with the same thing! I was told to add a link to a print.css stylesheet as I do with my regular website. I tried that but it is still not great.

I did notice that your content is cut off in the print preview. That may be because the container has a tag: overflow:hidden?

Anyway, here is how to link to a print.css based on what my theme company (iThemes.com) suggested. Find the functions.php file in your theme folder. Make a copy of it so you have it to go back to. then add (before the ending tag ‘?>’:

add_action(‘wp_print_styles’, ‘add_print_css’);

function add_print_css() {
wp_enqueue_style(‘print’, get_bloginfo(‘stylesheet_directory’) .’/print.css’, ”, ”, ‘print’);
}

Create a stylesheet called ‘print.css’ and put that in the same folder. I take a copy of my main stylesheet and rename it print.css and then start modifying it.

Do a little research on print stylesheets. I usually use the css selector ‘display:none;’ for sidebars and navigation.

I’m not an expert but I hope this helps someone.