Jon Weatherhead

Sorry for the delay. I’ll debug this shortly and update you with my findings.

Both good ideas. I’ll consider them for the imminent major release. This might have to be a minor update following the release, at least for the URL change.

Hi, the plugin doesn’t currently load language locales. A major release is imminent and will include that.

Hi Ger have you observed broken behaviour? The plugin strictly uses the WordPress API and is expected to remain compatible through WordPress releases. I’ll bump the compatibility version shortly.

Hi, the plugin is hardcoded for posts only.
It is possible to add a hook to init to extend support to other post types.
I’d recommend making this hook priority of 11 to ensure that it runs after the Also In This Series init hook.

add_action( 'init', function() {
  register_taxonomy_for_object_type(
    \planetjon\wordpress\also_in_this_series\SERIES_TAXONOMY,
    'custom_post_type'
  );
}, 11 );

• This reply was modified 2 years, 4 months ago by Jon Weatherhead.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 4 months ago by Jon Weatherhead.

Wonderful!

Hi, we haven’t been able to isolate the source of the bug but we’ve made a minor change to the templates that may resolve your issue. Try out the new 2.0.1 update and see if that does the trick.

Thank you Ludovic. If you are interested, you can try translating this plugin through the www.ads-software.com translation editor. Your translations would become available for everyone this way.

https://translate.www.ads-software.com/projects/wp-plugins/also-in-this-series/

Hi Journeyguy, this behaviour is unusual. The template can be customized but at a glance it seems to be that the return is being injected into the link title by something else.
Is your theme publicly available? I’ll take a look there if so. It could also be a plugin that you are using.

Tremendous! I’ll have my blogger give you a shout out in the next plugin coverage article. I’m currently out of office but will address your feedback more thoroughly next week. Thank you for bearing with us as our software evolves.

Hooray! We’ve launched v2.0, a tremendous effort that accommodates several of your wish list items.

Please disregard the above – while the backend does display the rich text correctly, the frontend requires a update to the plugin, which will be added to the next build.

I’ve never tried this before but I went investigating and was able to use HTML tags in the full taxonomy editor. This should be adequate as you seem familiar with HTML but if a WYSIWYG is required, I would recommend using an additional plugin to bring rich editing to taxonomy descriptions.

1. Navigate to the Series listings screen.
2. Hover over a series term in the table to the right.
3. Select “edit” (not quick edit).
4. Use HTML tags to enhance plaintext content.

Thank you, I’m glad to hear that you’re finding the plugin useful. This is wonderful feedback and we’ll look into incorporating this into the next build!

Thank you Tim, I’m glad to hear that this is fits your needs.