akhayyat

mrrouge,

I think I have a differend accordion shortcode!

Perhaps..

Well, this is the support forum for the Accordion Shortcode plugin.

mrrouge,

The anchor is auto-generated. You don’t need to insert any anchors yourself.

Here is what I am doing:

[accordions active=100 collapsible=true]
    [accordion title="Title"]
    Text.....
    [/accordion]
[/accordions]

Then, view the page, and hover over the accordion title with your mouse (or look up the href value of the a element inside the title’s h3).
That link expands the accordion.

Well, I take that last statement back.
The href anchor does work.

I had removed an accordion above the linked one, which changed the href anchor.
After updating the link to use the new href, the link does expand the target accordion.

mrrouge,

It does not work any more.
It worked then. Now, a few updates later, it does not.

Hmm.. that actually does work already!
Using the generated href anchor for each accordion title.

Issue resolved ??

For me, -1 expands the last accordion.

The only thing that works for me is:

[accordions active=100 collapsible=true]

(assuming you have fewer than 100 accordions)

Found an easier workaround: Use a very large value for active:

[accordions active=100 collapsible=true]

OK. Here is how I got it to work:

Delete all empty lines between <style> and </style> in the file tpls/price_table-gray.php in the plugin directory (wp-content/plugins/pricing-table/).

It seems that the tpls/price_table-gray.php file is malformed, with CSS code injected right in the middle of it!

Copy-paste tragedy?!

Thank you Rincewind for a great plugin.

I managed to exclude a category from the posts list by editing the wp-realtime-sitemap/wp-realtime-sitemap.php file and hardcoding the excluded category. A quick fix until something better becomes available.

At line 1632 of the file wp-realtime-sitemap/wp-realtime-sitemap.php, you will find the following:


} else {
// Set options for post query
$theposts = get_posts(array(
'numberposts' => $post_numberposts,
'orderby' => $post_orderby,
'order' => $post_order,
'exclude' => $post_exclude,
'post_type' => 'post',
));


I simply added one more line to the get_posts call, so it becomes:


} else {
// Set options for post query
$theposts = get_posts(array(
'numberposts' => $post_numberposts,
'orderby' => $post_orderby,
'order' => $post_order,
'exclude' => $post_exclude,
'post_type' => 'post',
'category' => '-15',
));


where 15 is the category ID of the category to be excluded. You can exclude multiple categories by listing their negative IDs separated by commas.

I tried logging out and back in.
I tried deactivating and reactivating the plugin again.
I tried uninstalling the plugin and installing it back.
I tried setting all site language to us.
Every one of those trials resulted in the same outcome:
All sites use the “us” language, and updating any page produces the error:

Fatal error: Call to a member function get_language() on a non-object in wp-content/plugins/multisite-language-switcher/includes/MslsMain.php on line 65