one3rdnerd

Brilliant that worked for me, thank you 🙂

Hi Rob,

Due to Thesis 2 being too new and a pain with plugins in many cases the site in question is using the 1.x framework of thesis, to be specific the latest version which is 1.8.5

The option within your plugin to choose the templates available doesn’t seem to actually activate. I tried selecting no_sidebars template but it doesn’t actually apply.

All I really need is the php conditionals so I can use the code I normally would when doing something like

if is page then use this template

but I of course need to say if is events single page or events list page then add this body class, and also so I can call the thesis no sidebars template to use the full width.

Currently it looks like this… http://sunderlandparents.co.uk/events/ and http://sunderlandparents.co.uk/event/young-achievers-youth-arts-exhibition/ because it loads the events template inside the default thesis page template which has a sidebar, and you cannot apply the no_sidebars template via your settings inside the dashboard or by any other wp-admin means, so I have the code which I know does this via my functions file for any other page or post aka is_single or is_page etc but not how to call these pages your plugin creates?

Thanks for the feedback, this is a site for a client, the plugin is really good.

The last thing I want to do is upset you Marco as I both appreciate your hard work on developing this tool and your prompt assistance. I am just providing what I know.

To create this on an author profile I have created a function in my functions.php file within the theme. (Thesis Theme).

The code used is below.

/* Add Additional Fields to Author Profile */

// Author / User Profiles

function my_author_intro($output) {
    global $wp_query;
    $curauth = $wp_query->get_queried_object();
    if (is_author()) {
        $authinfo =    '<div id="archive_info"><h1>' . $curauth->display_name . '</h1></div>' . "\n";
	$aboutbio = '<div id="profile-bio"><span style="color: #535250; font-size: 1.3em; line-height: 1.7em; padding-right: 2em;">' . get_cimyFieldValue($curauth->ID, 'ABOUT') . '</span></div>';
	$banner = '<div id="banner"><span style="">' . get_cimyFieldValue($curauth->ID, 'BANNER') . '</span></div>';
	$latesttitle = '<div id="latest-title"><h2> Latest Articles </h2></div>';
	$output = $authinfo . $aboutbio . $banner . $latesttitle;
    }
return $output;
}

add_filter('thesis_archive_intro','my_author_intro');

You can ignore the banner part of the code as that pulls a banner url through and works fine. The part of interest is the code inside $aboutbio

Does that help you any more? If you provide me an email I will send you a login link to the screen where this is being controlled?

Thanks

Hi Marco,

I have been on your site and looked for anything related but can’t see it.

Really do not want to waste your time and that wasnt my intention at all.

What I am saying is… regardless of registration disabled if you look at the example link you will notice there is text on the top left of the content area where there should be a photo, if you inspect that part of the source you will see the image url it is trying to pull in begins with ../wp-content which doesnt work, if you edit the source live and just remove the two dots it works fine.

Does that help you understand?

I have upgraded to the latest version of the plugin and the latest version of wordpress.

Thanks, hope your having a nice day.