Feature Request

Hi kjoussen,

Sure, you can disable the button for each post individually:
https://wp.dinamiko.com/demos/dkpdf/doc/disable-dk-pdf-button-in-single-post-types/

Also, you can do the opposite, don’t show the button for all posts, and then add the button manually via shortcode:
https://wp.dinamiko.com/demos/dkpdf/doc/dkpdf-button-shortcode/

Best.

Sorry, you got me wrong.

My idea was not regarding posts but pages.

And for convinience reasons it would be great not to deal with shortcuts but to en/disable the pdf-button for pages (!) in a list of all pages in the admin-options-area.

Cheers

Hi kjoussen,

sure, the metabox for disabling the button works for pages too.

do this:
– Go to PDF Button tab, in Post types to apply check pages and save.
– Then go to one page and you’ll see DK PDF metabox (below the content editor) with the checkbox Disable DK PDF Button.

Try it and tell me, thanks.

Best.

Sorry for being misleading.

I know that i can disable pdf on every singe page and it works.

What a really good alternative would be is a list of all pages in the option-area of YOUR plugin.
In this list all pages should be shown and after each page name should be a checkbox for enabling / disabling several pages quickly.

Kai

Hi kjoussen,

thanks for the suggestion, but I don’t see it right now, imagine a blog with a lot of articles, (+1000…) the list of posts will be huge and unmanageable, that means implement pagination… is a lot of work for a functionallity that already exists in the plugin.

maybe in the future but right now, I don’t see it, sorry.

Best.

Hi.

I totally see your point.

When using WP as a Blog….uuhhhh…this could be a huge PDF-File.

But many people are using WP not as a standard Blog but as a CMS, which is separated into more or less shourt pages.

However, if it would be possible to put the PDF-Button beside the post-headline it would be ok for now, too.

Kai

Hi kjoussen,

by default the button is printed in the content area (before or after).
If you want to change the position do this:

– uncheck all post types in PDF Button Post types to apply
– then add this code wherever you want on your theme php templates:
<?php echo do_shortcode( '[dkpdf-button]' ); ?>

Best.

Yup…its working…..thank you very much.

Ups…

After all not yet 100% satisfactory.

– Having a post completely visible (no [more…]) everything is fine
– Having a post not completely visible ([more…]) only the part of the text visible will be in the pdf
– what if there is a post where a pdf is useless? E.g. a youtube-video?

My point comes from the fact that if a post is complitely shown, you cannot click it to display only this single post (where the pdf-button would be)

Don’t know how to resolve and i don’t want to doubt that it depends on my theme….

Any ideas?

Hi kjoussen,

can you post here an URL to see it? thanks.

Best.

Pls go to
https://www.kaijoussen.dynxs.de
and register yourself.

If done, i will come back to you with some hints where to look.

As this is a purely private site i have to confirm your registration first and without being member there is nothing to see at all.

Kai

Hi kjoussen,

forgive me, but I do not want to register into your site, just post here a link with an image to see the problem or error, thanks.

keep in mind that you can customize all DK PDF templates in your theme, more info here:
https://wp.dinamiko.com/demos/dkpdf/doc/how-to-use-dk-pdf-templates-in-your-theme/

finally, I’m here to solve the errors, bugs…of the plugin, not for doing not paid customizations of the plugin.

Best.