The issue would be that that’s not how title_divider works. For example:
[mctagmap title_divider="Prof."] Would ignore the word “Prof.” when sorting and sort Prof. Dr. Name Surname under “D” as designed. See: https://mctagmap.tugbucket.net/options/title_divider/
For name_divider, that’s not how it works either. For example: [mctagmap name_divider="|"] is the default. So any tag with a | (vertical pipe), would be split at the pipe. So if you had a tag name of Prof. Dr. | Name Surname, that listing would be sorted under the “N” as designed. See: https://mctagmap.tugbucket.net/options/name_divider/
Neither option hides anything, just rearranges the word and/or sort order.
In your case you could simply try adding a vertical pipe to your tags and use: [mctagmap] and adding some JavaScript to your theme like:
/* remove after name_divider */
$('.tagindex .links a').text(function(i, t) {
if(t.indexOf(',') >= 1){
return t.substr(0, t.lastIndexOf(','));
}
});
But note, that will remove any part of any word after a comma. Ify ou could provide a link to a page you are trying this on, I can take a look and possibly provide a better solution.
