TCBarrett

I think I have an idea why that is. Thanks.

Hi jchris

Not sure how to do this nicely as an option/setting in the plugin.

You can achieve it yourself either by writing your own single-glossary.php template file, or with a filter.

add_filter( 'the_content', 'tcb_wpg_backlink' );
function tcb_wpg_backlink( $content ){
  global $post;
  if( is_single() && $post->post_type == 'glossary' ):
    $content .= '<br><a href="javascript:javascript:history.go(-1)">«Back</a>';
  endif;
  return $content;
}

Hi sindyr

1) This is a general archive setting. I’ll add an option to change this to my to-do list.
2) This is a theme feature that is tricky to interact with nicely via plugin.
3) Recent posts widget – this is displaying *non glossary* posts alphabetically on glossary archive page?
4) as 2)
5) as 2)
6) as 2)

The last are most effeciently fixed by creating your own single-glossary.php template file, and putting it in your *theme* (in the place as single.php)

Thanks for the feedback 🙂

1. Glossary mini-menu is a nice idea.
2. How do you mean ‘within templates’. If you are creating page templates you need to use do_shortcode() in your PHP to invoke shortcodes.

I can’t think of a nice way of doing this. It strikes as an expensive and complex thing to get right. So I’m unlikely to add this any time soon.

I have added glossary-groups taxonomy.

It is up to your theme to support it at the moment.

The alphabet range is passed through a filter, like so:

$range = apply_filters( 'tcb_wpg_atoz_range', range('a','z') );

You can try building your own array:

add_filter( 'tcb_wpg_atoz_range', 'tcb_wpg_atoz_range' );
function tcb_wpg_atoz_range( $range ){
  ...
  return my_list_of_characters();
}

Let me know how you get on.