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  • Thread Starter jack.koppa

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    Sounds good, Huge IT. Thanks again for the help.

    Thread Starter jack.koppa

    (@jackkoppa)

    Fantastic. Thank you so much for the code – the jQuery function makes a lot of sense. I tried adding the code where you told me to, but unfortunately, it doesn’t work there (even though when I add console.log, I can tell that the function is firing). I took the function and put it outside the original <script> tag (I actually made a separate <script> tag at the beginning of this View), and now it works! The only problem is that the portfolio first loads in the default sort, and then resorts, which is a little distracting. You can see that issue here. Is there any way to prevent the portfolio from first loading in the default sort, and only load when that .click function you gave me fires?

    If not, that’s OK. The current state of the site that I linked above is better than the default. Thanks again!

    Thread Starter jack.koppa

    (@jackkoppa)

    I need VIEW 2 Popup (which is called “Gallery Content-Popup” on the admin panel). I’d like to default sort by “Symbol”, which for each element, I’ve already assigned the attribute of data-symbol="<?php echo $row->lastname; ?>", where $row->lastname calls one of my custom parameters that each portfolio element now has. Sorting by this already works when using the “Symbol” sort button – I’d just like for that to be the default sort, without using any buttons.

    Thanks so much for your help.

    jack.koppa

    (@jackkoppa)

    Dang, frustrating. Yeah, sorry I can’t be of more help. If you really want to get rid of the HTML cleanup plugin, and can’t find where this is coming up in the template files, you could also add some CSS to the stylesheet:

    div.entry-content p:first-child {
     display: none;
    }
    Thread Starter jack.koppa

    (@jackkoppa)

    Figured it out! Was finally able to get access to the database, and manually deleted the created tables. That way, when I deleted and re-activated the plugin, with my new parameters in the portfolio-gallery.php file, it worked! I now have those parameters available for the template. Thanks for the help.

    jack.koppa

    (@jackkoppa)

    Not the author, but usually, those shortcodes ([huge_it_portfolio id=”2″]) are there because you’ve placed them on that specific post/page. Especially if it’s under the .entry-content div. Perhaps check out the specific page/post that you’re displaying at the address you linked us to, and see if you can find that shortcode to delete (either using the “Visual” or “Text” view for the text editor of that page)

    Thread Starter jack.koppa

    (@jackkoppa)

    Hi Huge IT,

    Thank you for the prompt response – that was helpful, especially for something that was so specific. I now understand that I need to edit the base file (portfolio-gallery.php) to get the database tables to include my parameters. However, since the tables have already been created, even when the plugin is de-activated and re-activated, the CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS command for the wp_huge_itportfolio_images table will not run. Since I cannot delete this table in my database to start over (having trouble accessing), do you have a code snippet I could use for adding a column to the wp_huge_itportfolio_images table?

    Thanks again for any help.

    Thread Starter jack.koppa

    (@jackkoppa)

    After spending a bit more time with the plugin, I believe the declaring of custom fields needs to use both portfolio-gallery.php and admin > portfolios_func.php. I’ve added my new fields/columns to the $sql_huge_itportfolio_portfolios table, but cannot figure out where to call those in admin > portfolios_func.php. Thanks for any help, sorry if this is too specific, and please do feel free to email me instead – hello at jackkoppa dot com

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