link in search and display “pagers”

Hello @biblab

Web Addresses

StaffList will indicate substring matching when searches are performed within any simple text column, such as your column titled “web.” It’s better to use a column title that supports urls. See the installation instructions for web addresses:

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/stafflist/#installation

Column titles that support links are: “url”, “profile”, “link”, or “website”.

Regarding Style Issues

As is the case with most WordPress plugins, when what you see doesn’t match what’s shown in plugin screenshots, it’s most likely that your theme’s styles or your custom styles are overriding the plugin’s stylesheet/s. You can test this by temporarily removing the custom stylesheet or theme styles, and seeing how the plugin elements are rendered without their interference. When it’s confirmed that the plugins render properly, you can restore the those stylesheets, and begin troubleshooting which styles are harming the plugin. Use the browser’s built-in inspector to locate the bad styles, and adjust them accordingly, by narrowing their scope, or excluding the plugin classnames.

Fixing Your Style Issues

In your case, your theme’s custom.css and cnrs_dyn.css stylesheets are interfering with StaffList’s design.

Line 278 of your custom.css forces all paragraphs to be 100% width. You can fix this by changing that style from:

body.no-sidebar .entry-content p {
	width: 100% !important;
}

to:

body.no-sidebar .entry-content p:not(.pager) {
	width: 100% !important;
}

Your cnrs_dyn.css file is adding the margin to the table rows making them too tall:

body.page-child article > .entry-content > div p:last-of-type {
    margin: 0 0 60px 0;
}

Add the following style to the bottom of your custom.css to fix this:

body.page-child article > .entry-content > div p.contactcard {
    margin-bottom: 0;
}

Fondly,

ERA404

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by ERA404.

Dear Sir,

Thank you very much for your response and all of this very detailed information, very kind to you.
I will do the tests for all of the “styles”.

For the link problem, I renamed the column with the title “profile” but the links no longer appear, while I see them in the section “dashbord”.

Best regards, take care

Hello @biblab

StaffList will remove any malformed URLs to protect your data.
Please check the format of your URLs.

You can also download a sample dataset, using the link on this page, to see how to build your spreadsheet optimally for StaffList imports.

Fondly,

ERA404

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by ERA404. Reason: Added a link to the Installation page

Dear Sir

Thank a lot for your answer. I did other tests : only name “web” works for internet links (they appear). For the “search results” I checked my links logically they are compatible with the rule from “format of your URLs” : “Most people realize that a space is not allowed in a URL. However, it is also important to realize, as documented in RFC 1738, the URL string can only contain alphanumeric characters and the !$-_+*'(), characters. Any other characters that are needed in the URL must be encoded”. Ex. : https://www.icmcb.cnrs.fr/aymonier-cyril.
Wouldn’t it be a problem of character number or style with the tags <stron></stron> ????

Best regards take care

Hello @biblab

It might be easier if you share your datafile with us to examine, rather than our guessing what the issues might be with the URLs.

Please contact us via the form on our homepage and we can assist in trouble-shooting. We will publish the results of the investigation back to this support thread once completed, so that others experiencing your issue will also have resolution.

Also, please be sure you have the newest version of the plugin (2.7.2) as support for additional URL columns were added in v2.4.8.

Fondly,

ERA404