Daniel Gilfoy

Hello Daniel,

The next version now has this feature and we should be pushing it up early this week (if not today). Thanks for using our plugin!

Thanks Rodger,

We’ll get this implemented and updated ASAP.

Pagination is enabled in the latest version, updated today. By default it will only do previous/next buttons, but the pagination portion can be changed using a filter hook (for more advanced php/WP devs).

On the roadmap is an easy change from previous/next to do the paginate_links() function (which you can use the filter hook to change this to now).

Hello ted,

I think eventually we’d like to allow a user to indicate they’d like to ignore sticky posts. I’ll try and get an update out soon, but it’s a short week for us here (Thanksgiving and the day after are off days). It’ll probably be next week.

In the meantime, you can prevent the sticky from being displayed with a snippet of code before and after the other code in the loop, like such:

<?php if( !is_sticky( get_the_ID() ) ): ?>
  ... rest of the loop here...
<?php endif; ?>

Hello cheneym2,

The easiest way to do this would be to just add a margin to the bottom of the div with the class “entry-utility” or you can edit the posts_loop_template.php file and add whatever markup makes it easier for you.

Hello Meltdown,

The home page option is for the front page only. Right now there isn’t a way to target the posts page, and I’ve not yet really found a good way to do so (the current setup uses page ID to set the sidebar, where the post page isn’t a page with an ID so it cannot be targeted that way – it’s more of a url rewrite to simulate a page using a template).

I’m sure there’s a way, and I’ll look into adding the option as soon as I can, but right now it isn’t supported and can’t make any promises on getting it out soon (though I’ll try).

Hope this helps!

Zelda,

I just added multiple post type support this morning for you, so if you download the newest version you can add multiple post types to a single shortcode now. Just separate them with commas, so [ic_add_posts post_type=”post_type1,post_type2″]

-D

Take a look at Easing. It’s not part of the plugin but it might help you if you want to tweak the default plugin some.

Sorry, “primary-widget-area” I edited the post to reflect that (left off the last a) but that will not get passed via email.

Hello Tim,

Try “primary-widget-area”. without the quotes. If you are interested, you can usually find this information in the function.php file where the function register_sidebar() is used. It seems to be the first sidebar initialised in all of the cases I’ve witnessed.

Sometimes theme developers put them in other areas, but you can often trace them from the functions.php file.

Hell tegan,

Every theme (and even themes with different versions) names their default sidebar something different. Since this plugin overwrites the old sidebar with the new, depending upon the page, it needs the sidebar slug to work.

I actually developed this plugin on a dev site using the roots theme. It was an older version, pre-bootstrap even, and so the default was using that slug. To be compatible with other themes (I couldn’t find a way to programatically detect the primary slug) I added a settings page where you can enter in your primary slug.

For instance, I noticed on a newer (not sure if newest) version of roots, the primary sidebar is called roots-sidebar. I added this and it worked.

You can still add this to the theme’s sidebar file still, that of course does work too.

Hi Rita,

I didn’t see this post before I responded to your email.

Have a good day!

Not sure why you’d get virus warnings from dropmocks.

Here’s a dropbox image here:

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/7659824/wp_jquery_paged_Example.png

I’m sorry if you feel that a warning of a third party website (not affiliated with me or IvyCat) is enough to not use our plugin, but the source code is as freely available to read as any other WP plugin. Hopefully you reconsider, but if not, I hope you find what you are looking for.

Hello Texasbiz!

We’ll be adding some documentation shortly for this, hopefully to the plugin itself.

Adding the shortcode to the page is all you need to do to get the script working, but the images need to be added to the gallery (rather than to the page) and then you should give them an order. Here’s a screenshot to show you what I mean.

https://dropmocks.com/mBjN0C

Just make sre you put an order on the gallery images. It’ll ignore images that do not have an order.

One way of approaching this would be do follow these steps:

1. In the WP dashboard, go to the SEO plugin’s menu item “Internal Links”
2. Set “Separator between breadcrumbs:” to | (or whatever you like, it will be replaced)
3. Change the yoast_breadcrumb function call to:

<?php if ( function_exists('yoast_breadcrumb') ) {
            $breadcrumbs = yoast_breadcrumb( '<ul class="breadCrumbs"><li>', '</li></ul>', false );
            echo str_replace( '|', '</li><li>', $breadcrumbs );
        } ?>

4. Enjoy.

There might be a more elegant solution, but this works.

Note: If you change the pipe- | as the separator, make sure to change it in the str_replace function as well.