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  • Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [WP-Bible] Update
    Plugin Author matejn

    (@matejn)

    I updated the plugin with some new bible translations and fixed some of the linking issues, I’ll look more into it in next days.

    Thank you all, I included the suggested changes/fixes in the new release.

    Matej

    Great idea, I’ll put this in 1.7.10, thank you!

    Matej

    You must include verses. Otherwise to many instances of linking something that just looks like a bible verse occur.
    Matej

    Seems like a plainscape’s issue… but still: could you elaborate on that? Any error messages?

    When you run the plugin for the first time it notifies my site that the plugin has been installed on your site.
    I was wondering what percentage of downloaded plugins actually gets installed and this is the reason I put it in there.
    You can safely comment out a line or two that does the actual call.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: Wp-bible on category page

    I checked your site and I see you have some strange things going on in the category page.
    1. seems like you have double html header fields on the category pages – but that shouldn’t affect the plugin
    2. the plugin is affected by a function displaying post text – this function does some filtering, presumably trying to convert the post to a plaintext, so the format of the plugin output brakes.

    So it’s actually not the plugin’s problem as you might see for example on my category page (look at the last post):
    at https://matej.nastran.net/category/tehnika/

    Matej

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: Wp-bible on category page

    Thank you for your feedback, the problem is fixed in version 1.7.4 which you can download.

    Here’s some technical explanation:

    I looked into it and it seems that the problem is that the plugin relied on wp_head() tag being present in theme header – which is the correct way to make the theme. But if a theme didn’t have that tag present in the header, plugin couldn’t insert in header of HTML the formatting CSS code necessary for plugin to be displayed correctly.
    Now the plugin is changed in a way that if the wp_head() tag doesn’t exist in header (as it should), plugin dumps the CSS into the HTML’s body, which is not a nice thing to do, but at least assures the plugin to be displayed correctly… and it writes a warning in a comment of source HTML code.

    Regards,

    Matej, plugin developer

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