Jeff Lambert

If you have a more elegant solution than what I’ve done please let me know. I basically placed a div where I wanted and added the code to display your plugin share button. I then updated the settings to specify the path to your plugin image and then, using jQuery, I flip the image in the menu area to one that looks like a menu item. Only issue really is that it can flash your image before it is replaced with mine.

I should add, I do see how I can override the standard share button but I only want to override it for this new button at the top, not for the standard one already at the bottom of the site’s pages.

And I do see that note in your v4.1 change log. Tested on another site I have and it did work fine. I’ll have to talk to my client about upgrading WP. Thanks for the quick response!

Found the issue – was do to some .htaccess code.

Sorry for the intrusion

Not in the proper sense. However, the labels that are displayed can be set within the options, so, if you are targeting one language you should be able to set those as appropriate and then the content you would enter just like any other post.

You can’t put it in the title but you could put a link in the description by simply adding linked text.

I think the fact that I responded the same day is an indication that I’m still supporting the plugin.

As I mentioned, this plugin, like most plugins, does not support migrating data from one WordPress installation to another. That’s way outside the scope of it’s intended purpose. You’ll likely need to manually copy over images and otherwise troubleshoot things or try and find a plugin that migrates data since the standard WordPress functionality isn’t doing it for you.

Cheers,
Jeff

Hello Sietse,

There is nothing built into the plugin that would allow for this.

You can try using the Tools/Export function, selecting “Portfolio” as what to export. You’d then use the Tools/Import function, which requires adding the Import plugin.

https://screencast.com/t/bCcRUO6N

I haven’t tried this, so, not certain how it will work for you but may be worth a try. I’d install and configure the Portfolio plugin on the other site first.

Good luck,

Jeff

Kishan,

Sorry, I will get back to this at some point. It’s just ended up a little further down on the list than I’d expected. I’ll follow up once I have time to work through this but you certainly don’t need to hold anything open. The ball is in my court.

Cheers,

Jeff

Kishan,

I have VPS hosting. I’ll see if I can get to the error logs tonight and share that with you. No apology needed. I knew how to deal with it but wanted you to know. Catch up within 24.

Cheers,

Jeff

Re-installed Version 1.7.34 and all is good on that version.

Always a gluten for punishment I tried to install it fresh just to ensure it still didn’t work so I could share that. White screen right after the install, all better after the delete.

Tjerk,

I’ve not tested against WP 4 but would imagine it will be fine.

Cheers,

Jeff