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Hi qgil

That is a great suggestion, however the idea is that tell the user that the page is coming from the wiki. Also you can add css styles to make the link be hidden when it over flows.

overflow:auto;
overflow-x:hidden;

also you are able to hide the link completely.

Cheers

Hi qgil

The styling is coming from your theme. You can fix it by changing the styling of your theme.

Hi Kokopelli

Right now the plugin doesn’t support black themes. But you are able to disable the added styles that are coming from the wiki embed and add your own.

Another alternative would be to look for and color attributes and strip them out of the css. like search for background and color inthe file…

Hope that helps.

Hi gadget5

I haven’t used that plugin before. I am not sure how to get this done sorry.

Thanks for reporing the bug. It should be fixed now.

It has to do with the image path…
The images have a relative url. The wiki has to be configured to use absolute image urls… If you look at the source code it should be more clear. https://help.blogs.lincoln.ac.uk/2010/09/22/creating-custom-menus/
I think its ‘$wgScriptPath’ variable that you have to set
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgScriptPath
Here is another link
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Configuration_settings

Hope that helps. We are also developing a bunch of wordpress resources that you could try to embed.
at https://wiki.ubc.ca/Documentation:WordPress_Basics/Training

Hi Joss
This has something to do how your media wiki is configured. Try a different media wiki such as wikipedia or https://wiki.ubc.ca for example just to see if it works for you.

Cheers

I am glad you were able to figure it out.

Hi
you need to put
https:// infront of the https://www.twitter.com/username
so you have something like
https://www.twitter.com/username

Cheers

You sure can if you modify the code

replace sort_column=menu_order
with
sort_coumn=post_title

pretty much everywhere.

Good Luck.

Sorry right now the plugin doesn’t do that. I am sure there would be a way to do it. Maybe store an array in the user meta table.

Right now this plug in is not being actively developed, but if anyone want to contribute code. I would be more then happy to add to it.

Hi womensradio

I have updated people-list to work with WordPress 3.3.
Let me know if you have problems.

Cheers

Hi joshakaufman

Thanks for letting me know about this. I never had to migrate a site with the plugin enabled. I know the plugin stores the information in serialized arrays. which would have been the culprit in this. Did you by any chance have links in the template that needed to be rewritten.

One of the problems of serialized arrays is that the length of the string is stored in the database. If that length changes when you do a search and replace it corrupts the serialized array.

:S Sorry for all the head ace this caused you.

Hi Bazel

If you look at the css/user-avatar.css file and if you can over write the copy the styles from there. That could give a good head start!

Yes it should be compatible with sub domain install.