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Same problem here. If anyone has found a solution I’d love to hear it.
Thanks.

/bump because I’m having the exact same problem.

I’ve used pdf’s in Easy Fancybox pop-up on older sites and this is the first time I encounter this issue.

Hi, I was wondering if the latest version of Background Manager now supports category options for custom taxonomies.

If not, could you give a pointer on how I could load an image set for a specific category overview page (maybe via the theme)?
I can set it manually for the posts under the custom taxonomy but not for the overview/category/archive pages.

Thanks!

Fot those that are interested: I got the answer to my question on the Types support forum.
https://wp-types.com/forums/topic/back-end-customization-adding-category-column-to-overview-sorting-on-taxonomy/

I recommend checking the members forum for all other questions regarding the Types plugin.

Seems the only work around atm. Thanks for your reply!

/bump

I have the same issue: the product search should be able to find variations.

Anyone perhaps know of a plugin that allows you to search more in depth?

Ah ok, didn’t see that, my mistake.

Thanks again for adding the extra functionalities to this plugin, it really helps.

Hi, I’ve tried your code as I needed to implement thumbnails for a client and I gotta say it works great. Would be awesome if this got added to the plugin.

Only thing is I get this warning next to the checkboxes for the post types:

Warning: in_array() expects parameter 2 to be array, null given in …\plugins\latest-custom-post-type-updates\options.php on line 190

Any idea what causes this?

thanks!

Just wanted to say thanks to @cockpitseeker for posting the function to re-hook the (custom) lay-out structure. Saved me a ton of work. Cheers!

*update: strange thing, I got this to work after I changed the website URL in the database.

To explain further:
I’m working on a website that is hosted under a subdomain. When changing the settings to make sure the new domain name was showing up when visting the site, and not the subdomain url, something went wrong and the URL didn’t change in the database.
I manually changed the URL via phpmyadmin (both for the website and home URL) and voila, the issue was fixed.

I’m hoping this can help if you’re having the same problem.

Hi,
I was wondering if this issue got resolved.

I’m having the same problem with a site: the admin bar worked fine before I activated the access manager plugin, so I’m fairly sure it’s not the theme.

If you haven’t been able to reproduce the problem, maybe I can give you a temporary login to the site so you can check it yourself?

Tested and works like a charm. Thanks again!

Yes, I’m using the WPML plugin (full version).

Thank you so much for the info (and the fast response!), I’m going to try this out and report back if it works.