jackdougherty

Thanks @nitushrestha10 for your helpful response.

I agree that the ColorMag theme is working properly, because I created a test site where the RSS feed displays, using the same plugins as my original sites. Since I cannot replicate the problem, it’s definitely something with my site, not your theme.

glad it’s working — thanks

Good to see recent developments on this valuable plugin, but I also have not successfully integrated the template into recent themes, such as my TwentyFifteen child theme.

Years ago, I successfully followed the plugin’s directions to do this using an older theme, TwentyTen, as described here:
https://vip.wordpress.com/documentation/incorporate-co-authors-plus-template-tags-into-your-theme

But that 2010-era documentation no longer works for me. Newer documentation would be greatly appreciated.

Katie – your CSS solution works like a charm. Many thanks!

Katie – thanks for your quick reply. I will try your suggestion this weekend and will report back (and if it works, as I suspect, will mark as resolved).

Resolved by adding this to styles.css in child theme:
`
.main-navigation ul .current-menu-item ul {
display: block;
}
`
Thanks @hareesh on https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32122117/wordpress-twentyfifteen-submenu-items-to-display-when-parent-sibling-page-is-act

@mannu87 — I had the same question placing the author byline immediately below the blog post title in TwentyFifteen, and created this child theme to do it (and a few other things). Feel free to use or modify as you wish.

https://github.com/JackDougherty/twentyfifteen-child-theme

All set – I deleted my GitHub repo and will recommend your plugin to others.

Maeve – Yes, feel free to incorporate any of my code contribution into your plugin. Let me know when that’s done and I’ll remove my GitHub repo to avoid confusion.

Maeve, your Cite plugin fills a major need for academics who publish on WordPress, but many of us who publish on multi-author blogs need a way to insert the author’s name. Here’s my attempt to modify your code to do this.
https://github.com/JackDougherty/CiteWP
I’m not a developer and have no plans to support WP plugins. So if you wish to adopt (or improve upon this code), I’ll remove mine from GitHub and recommend yours instead.

Thanks, Katie, for fixing this so quickly in 5.0.5.

Note that after upgrading from 5.0.4, I had to re-import the Zotero account to make my citations display correctly.

Katie, I should clarify that sortby=”author” is not working in ZotPress 5.0.4 (as I posted above), but continues to work just fine in ZotPress 4.5.4. For an example of the latter, go to:
https://commons.trincoll.edu/cssp/research/

scroll down about one-third of the page to the section labeled “Listed in alphabetical order”

The ZotPress 4.5.4 shortcode I’m using to create this alphabetical sort by author is:
[zotpress collection="M7AGPJ4D" style=chicago-fullnote-bibliography sortby="author" sort=asc]

Any reason why it’s working in 4.5.4, but not in 5.0.4?

Yes, I upgraded to zotpress 4.4.1, and this page is still sorting in Z-A format:
https://cowriting.trincoll.edu/zotero/zotpress/

Congratulations on developing such a wonderful tool!
Here’s a sample bibliography I created on the Collaborative Writing Tools site, designed to help other scholar-educators learn how to use WordPress to share our writing.