Jon Schroeder

If you put “body” in front of each selector, that will let you override it pretty easily without sticking !important declarations everywhere.

So something like this:

body .staff-grid-archive .content .entry-title a,
body .staff-profile .entry-title a,
body .staff-member.type-staff-member .entry-title a {
color: #fff;
border:none;
}

Do be careful on the .title-meta one; that’s a class that might happen to be used for some other things that you may not want to edit.

Could you share the exact shortcode that you’re using for this? There’s a parameter to set the number of speakers to show.

Sounds good, David, and thanks for reaching out. That’s a fantastic question, and I have the answer: even if we’re saving as a post (not a CPT), hidden meta fields don’t populate.

(I’ve checked the database directly to be sure.)

Well, this is no good. I know this is way late (haven’t been watching this forum much), but this is behavior I haven’t seen. Anything in particular on your end that might have caused this? Did this happen upon activation, or did you see this when trying to save the settings?

Not at present, though you could style it differently (e.g. hide it via CSS).

What sort of page? E.g. is this a page that has children/parents? Is there a sidebar assigned to it? Making the page full-width would exclude the sidebar from being added to this particular page, or taking the page out of the hierarchy would do it as well.

Sorry for the belated reply!

We emailed back and forth on this a bit. Here’s the code we added to the end of the stylesheet but before any @media queries, for anyone else with the same question:

body .sbg_contactinfo a {
color: #333 !important;
}

Replace #333 with whatever color you’re wanting to add.

For anyone else experiencing this issue, I’d like to share the solution here. Essentially, the quotation marks in the shortcode shown here are incorrect:

[staff position=”Director” columns=”3″]

[staff position=”Core-Staff”]

They should look like this:

[staff position="Director" columns="3"]

[staff position="Core-Staff"]

That’s the reason this doesn’t work.

For something like changing the style, the theme and/or custom CSS should be able to change the color of these icons, since they’re implemented as dashicons or font awesome icons (I don’t remember which).

The plugin should set default styles, but the theme should determine how they’re displayed in this context.

If you’d send a link to your site, I can show you how to make this change yourself.

Shortcodes don’t work by default in widget areas; they’re generally meant to be used in content areas.

Here’s a tutorial on enabling shortcodes in widget areas:
https://www.wpstuffs.com/enable-shortcodes-in-wordpress-widget-area/

I’d caution you that I’ve not tested whether the styles will work well if used in this way, but it should at least be possible.

It should work fine so long as your Genesis theme includes styles for columns at various @media breakpoints (most, if not all, do).

If there’s an implementation in your specific theme that breaks that functionality (e.g. a style that overrides the width of individual columns), then yes, that would break it, but the plugin itself should work fine on mobile.

However, a few lines of CSS should fix that.

That’s OK, I needed some help getting started is all.

Here’s the code ultimately used, since it might come in handy for someone else someday:
https://gist.github.com/redblueconcepts/6bc52166db037e880772

This corrects for a few issues I found in actually implementing it:
* A user could make a selection on a conditional field, then hide it. This resets both the field and the select when the field which is the source of the conditional is changed to avoid accidental criteria being added to the search
* Conditional fields are hidden by default, then only shown when the selection is made

Wow, this is a much more specific answer than I was expecting. I’ll play around with that and see if I can get that to work.

Much appreciated, and great work –?this is massively better than every other filter system for taxonomies I could find. My only feature request would be the ability to do multi-select, but that’s probably not a simple feature to add.

Please note that I am using the select2 library; if I were just using the standard controls, this would be a simple jQuery script to detect the state of the select box, then hide/show things accordingly, but it looks a step or two more complex when using that library.

Please show a link or give more information. Happy to help, but this doesn’t give me enough information to contribute in a meaningful way.