macvet

Yes there are sticky posts. And that has been the problem. I just put the sticky posts to “ignore” and that worked.

Thank you very much!

Wow,
thank you very much. Great work.

Best Wishes
macvet

Thank you
Jan

Purchased;-) So I’ll have some good reading for the holidays.

Thanks

Thanks for the quick answer! You are right, it’s the list of custom fields that is displayed in the Custom Fields section of the post editor.

No trouble, but…
Because I regularly use three own custom fields for posts and pages I need to set values for some alphabetically disadvantaged field types;-)
I found out that I can work around that by choosing another custom field type, give a value for that and add it. After that I can change the name of the custom field type to the desired one.

But it has been very nice to choose just the wanted custom field type from the list.

Maybe I should consider renaming my own field types to something more “a”-like to have them at the top of the list?

In my case I noticed that my links have been doubled, one link with categories assigned and one without.

All my pages showing links showed the note “All of your links must be assigned at least to one category to be displayed”

I noted that my categories received new internal numbers. Categories had two digits before and have now three digits after the update to v6.

So after changing f.e.
[link-library categorylistoverride=”61″]
to
[link-library categorylistoverride=”570″]
my links are displayed again.

But, unfortunately I see a PHP warning on the site now:
“Warning: sizeof(): Parameter must be an array or an object that implements Countable in [website-path]/wp-content/plugins/link-library/render-link-library-sc.php on line 690”

Maybe this is a hint for Yannick.

Yannick, thanks for all your hard work with this great plugin.

Hi Tom,
I just stumbled upon this problem while testing for the redesign of a website. I updated the plugin to 0.5, emptied the browser cache and tried again.
In my main browser iCab (WebKit) neither the dropdown menu under “Taxonomy” nor under ?Terms“ have any content. Both are shown empty.

In Firefox Taxonomy is shown. If I choose a field, the secon dropdown Term appears and I can choose what I want.

But both browsers have a warning in the page where I have placed the shortcode :
Warning: urldecode() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given in
…/wp-includes/query.php on line 2894

Thanks for your work