Jason Paul

thanks for the info! I don’t see where the Extras are. I think using ‘Tags’ may work for what I’m trying to do for the short term.

I believe I have a similar problem. I’m trying to float in a Featured image slider but have it be a different size than the rest of the masonry divs. It actually seems impossible, as if the ability to float in non-masoned objects of a different size is just not part of the plugin. I’m making a site to be 100% browser size, so it would be nice if the masonry divs would float around my non-masonry featured slider. At the moment, the only way for this to work is to keep the featured slider the same width as all the masonry divs. Not an appealing design though.

To change widget order on iPad:
Click screen options at the top
Change to accessibility mode.
You can now change order of widgets by clicking edit on the widget you’re moving around. It’s not that intuitive but if you play around you’ll understand the logic.

I was just going to post this issue. I’ll have to find another social icon plugin until this gets resolved.

I can’t figure out how to control the text title of the mp3 enclosure. It outputs the entire link to the url visibly where i’d like it to pick it up from the Title. Any ideas?

must just be delayed. It started working a few hours after I set everything up.

It’s not working for me either. same error message. I have no emails in my list yet.

I found a simple and perfect solution. I replaced the code for comments in the code with this. Good enough:
<span class="comments-link"><a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>#respond">Leave a Comment</a></span>

Yes of course. But it’s confusing for users to see the ‘comments off’ when that is actually not exactly the case. It would be advantageous if the plugin dynamically sensed comments from the site it’s pulling from and when the user clicks it takes them to the sub-site where they can comment.

@ipstenu the blog is both an aggregator and used for original posts so I’d need to leave the option for direct comments open in the default way.

Actually, that’s just no good, because the Sitewide aggregator is still often used as a blog for original content in the site I’m working on. Is there anyway way you could modify the plugin to keep comments on but of course send users to the appropriate comment area site in the Multisite system?

I understand logically there’s no point in having comments in the Sitewide fed pages. However, it’s makes for bad UX. A user sees the post and thinks they can’t comment on it. Would you recommend we just fake it and duplicate the permalink title code by inserting that into a fake comments link for the benefit of users?

Seems very promising. Trying to embed PHP template in the Content. This plugin appears to be broken right now.

ah, so close. I’m trying to do exactly the same thing. Getting Audio from media in FeedWordpress feeds into the Content. removing the filter didn’t work for some reason. Getting media from the feed inside the post instead of outside is proving to be particularly challenging.

wait a minute. I just found in the Custom Post Types UI plugin that there’s an option to set Archive to True. Kind of makes this plugin obsolete.

I’m having this same problem…was able to write a custom template for one of my sites to get around that problem cause that archive needed to look special. But on this new site it really doesn’t, would rather just use the default archive template. Do simple CPT archives really work in 3.1?? It doesn’t appear to be so for me, but maybe there’s a function I need to drop in?