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I have this observation that if I have comments and they’re threaded, that’s when the 0 thoughts come out. Otherwise, if I have only one comment, or multiple comment but they’re not stacked up on top of another, the count appears to be fine.

It’s working now. Thank you.

For me DG worked while creating a ‘new’ custom post type post. But once you publish it, go to home page for example, and go back to edit the same post, that’s where the problem is.

Glad I didn’t try that Classic Editor plugin then. Went straight to this plugin instead.

I actually experienced this but so far in my first post only.

Thanks paburmester. The idea behind this plugin is really a streamlined code just to include a countdown within a text and/or paragraph. But we’ll see about your suggestion if we can incorporate that in the next update. Thanks again!

I want this feature too. I wonder if ever it’ll come?

@jacob Peattie –> you are heaven-sent.

First of all, your script didn’t work as is. I had to debug some in order to make it work. But the codes in the lines 26 to 33 was particularly useful. I wasn’t aware such parameters exist!

This is how I finally was able to make it work:

• In line 13, I changed the $taxonomy variable declaration to $tax_object. Same thing I did in line 27
• In lines 49 and 50, I changed the $post_term->term_name to $post_term->name.
• In line 59, I changed rsort function to arsort to maintain $key->$value association
• In line 62, I changed array_flip function to array_keys. The problem with array_flip is if there are multiple values in the array, only the last key will be returned.
• In line 65, I changed $terms to $term_names. You might have just missed this.

That’s it, and now it works!

Thank you once again!

@bcworkz — thank you very much for that help. Unfortunately, my coding skills are not that advanced (yet, perhaps), so this would apparently be out of my grasp. Thank you once again.

With the shiny new WordPress 4.6 and the new WP_Term_Query class, I wonder if this is now possible?

With the shiny new WordPress 4.6 and the new WP_Term_Query class, I wonder if this is now possible?

But the function already exists in the twentysixteen parent theme, which as I have described is found in inc/template-tags.php.

If you are to use a comma in the data, try closing that data in quotes '

The same case for me. My timezone is at UTC+8 and the comments’ time as indicated in my WordPress installation are off by 8 hours compared to that in my Facebook page. So it seems it imports time as if it were at GMT time.

You’re referring to post formats, not post types. Just do a child theme and add a css styling for these post formats.