lothsun

The bio is shown. What is your question?

This post may be able to help you set that up. https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/link-to-staff-member-page?replies=10

You could use a page template to accomplish this, but you would have to set up your own loop to call each variable for the posts in the board of directors group. You would have to comb through the plugin code to figure out how he set up his loop and make your own.

Looks as though you got this figured out.

Can you post an example of your page code and the template code you are using? That will help me see how you have it set up and help you get the layout you want.

Are you asking a question about these errors or are you just pointing them out? Best place to point them out would be on his git. On another note, if you take your site out of debug mode, those errors will not be visible.

First thing to check would be to make sure they are published posts and not drafts.

What is your website? Maybe I can pinpoint the problem by looking at your site.

Nevermind, figured out that it was an error on my part. The URL had extra query string info that was missing.

You could edit the plugins default css but if and when the plugin updates, your styling will be lost. If I were you, I would copy my template and custom css from the plugin to a random .txt file, uninstall and delete the plugin, then reinstall the plugin. that should restore the save functionality for the custom boxes.

On the other hand, if you have checked the “use external stylesheet” checkbox, you can look for the custom css file and edit that. I believe it is named staff-list-custom.css or something close to that. I’m not sure where it is located though. It may be stored in the plugin directory or the theme directory.

Try this:

.staff-member-name, .staff-member-position {
clear:none; !important
}

If that doesn’t work then you will need to do this:

<h3 class="staff-member-name" style="clear:none;">[staff-member-name]</h3>

How are you wanting it to line up on the ipad? I’m pretty sure that the problem you have is not a problem with the plugin but a problem with the CSS that is used for styling the staff list. Your site is a responsive site meaning that the layout changes based on the browser width. So to get the staff list plugin to change its layout based on width (or orientation of a smart device) you would need to add CSS for each of the media queries (@media) of your website’s theme.

Ximbalo,

This thread is marked as resolved. Please ask your questions in your own thread so that if people are looking for the same answer they will see it by your title and not the one created by ricky. Your thread is related but a different result is wanted.

After inspecting your code, I noticed that all of your h1-h6 tags have “clear:both;” as one of their style properties. So if you add the code below to your stylesheet you should be good to go.

.staff-member-name, .staff-member-position {
clear:none;
}

resolved