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In reply to: [WP Accessibility] Option to turn off long descriptionThanks for responding so quickly, Joe. I would call the descriptions “semi-private” at most; they’re not intended to be shown to the audience. They’re usually pieces of meta-data entered by the photographers. They don’t really even need to be in the description field, to be honest. I’m not exactly sure how or why they got entered in the first place; this happened before I came onto the project. Of course they can be removed manually, although it would involve a fair amount of work, since they’re buried in the postmeta table. Using the browser default setting is not the worst thing in the world, but it does add unnecessary code to the html. I’m not sure that I see a good reason to include it willy-nilly, with no ability to turn it off. I could easily see someone using this, and including a link to the image (also a WP default) without knowing that they are exposing the contents of the description tag. Anyway, that’s just my .02. Thanks for providing such a helpful plugin — I have more questions about it, but I’ll save them for another time.
It appears to me — please correct me if I am wrong — that part of the problem I am experiencing is because this plugin expects the dropdowns to be populated manually.
I am populating my dropdowns with a function that gets certain posts.
If I try to use this plugin to implement Chosen, the select elements never get the “chosen” class added to them, and the script does nothing.
If you could support populating the dropdowns with an object or some such thing, that would be great. My function returns an array:
return array( 'type' => 'select', 'choices' => $choices );In the meantime, I’ve got a working solution using only the Chosen plugin and a bit of js that detects a mutation (i.e., a new row) and runs chosen(‘destroy’) and chosen() to remove and reload chosen on the selects in the new row.
Could someone please clarify: does using this plugin eliminate the need to load the Chosen for WP plugin separately? This may or may not be related, but when I click the plus sign to create a new line, Chosen doesn’t get applied to the dropdowns; there’s no div.chosen-container.
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In reply to: [WP RSS Multi Importer] feeds in draft modeI’ve decided to move on; feedwordpress does the job for me.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP RSS Multi Importer] feeds in draft modeThis is what I am seeing as well. WP 4.0. Anyone have a solution for this?