Mike Stumpf

Hi Nick,

I’m sorry but I’m going through another busy period at work and so I will not time to help for a few weeks. Let me know if you can wait that long. If you can, it would be easiest for me to handle the theme files directly.

I’m sorry to hear that. Is your theme publicly available? I might be able to help if so.

Also, are you sure it’s not another plugin causing the conflict?

Cheers,

Mike

Hello,

The plugin actually creates a “pseudo-page” in the sense that you will not see a page in your admin panel but the url will be taken.

I am going to update this to be a page template which can be used by any page in the future but it’s not there yet.

Can I ask why you want the page id?

Cheers,

Mike

Hello,

I’ve tested the plugin on a clean installation of 4.4.1 and I am not having any problems uploading/updating the featured image. Can you provide more information on what WordPress version you are using, what other plugins you are using, etc?

Thanks,

Mike

Hello,

I’m sorry for the delay (been caught up with the holidays).

Unfortunately I’m not going to be able to investigate this issue for about a week but I will let you know when I resolve the issue. (It might be a problem related to the newest version of WordPress.)

Cheers,

Mike

Hello,

I’m sorry for the delay (been caught up with the holidays).

I’m guessing that this is a problem due to the latest WordPress version but unfortunately I’m not going to be able to investigate this issue for about a week. I will let you know when I resolve the issue though.

Cheers,

Mike

Thank you for the feedback. I have added it to my list of todos.

Hello,

In your CSS file, add the following:

.post-type-archive-works .fusion-header, .post-type-archive-works .fusion-footer-widget-area, .post-type-archive-works .fusion-footer-copyright-area #wprl-section {
padding-left: 15%;
padding-right: 15%;
}

If you do not have access to your CSS file, try going to the wp-admin panel and under “Appearance” > “Editor” try adding the CSS to the style.css file.

This worked, thanks!

Hi Angelo,

When I use the “Twenty Fifteen” theme, I am able to see all event filters no matter if my plugins are enabled or disabled. However, I am using a different theme called “Encase”.

If you could let me know what code I need to add to my custom theme to solve this problem, I would appreciate it.

This rating was received less than 12 hours after a thread was opened in the plugin support forum. I had not even had a chance to reply.

Afterwards I did reply and offered help on two support threads and this rating was not changed.

Hello,

Sorry for the slow reply.

1) The plugin was designed to integrate as naturally as possible with a wide variety of themes. That’s why it doesn’t support sidebars or offer elements like a search bar which could interfere or conflict with any existing elements in a theme. I can see how a search, or at least sorting dropdown, would be helpful though. I have added it to my list of things to do. In the meantime, you can enable the General > “Display on Whole Site” option in WP Reading List settings and use a stock WordPress search bar to have a search functionality.

2) What Permalinks setting are you using? I am only getting a 404 with the “Default” setting. Using any other Permalink setting should solve the problem though or resaving your current Permalink setting. I have logged the 404 with Default as a bug.

3) Yes, that is a little trickier but I have added it to my list of things to do.

Thanks for the feedback and I hope this helps.

Cheers,

Mike

Hello,

You should put that code in your main style.css file. It will work on both the list and single views.

Cheers,

Mike

Hello,

I tested all of the different permalink settings in a stock WordPress environment where this was the only plugin installed. All of the settings worked according to the documentation here: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-reading-list/faq/

My guess is that there is another plugin, or possibly a server security setting, which is interfering with this plugin. Unfortunately, this is something that is very hard to debug by simply looking at the front-end of the site. My recommendation would be to talk to your system administrator or web developer to troubleshoot the issue.

Cheers,

Mike

Hello,

I am sorry but at this time the plugin’s themes do not natively support sidebars. (Sorry for the slow response as well.)

You could try adding a custom CSS rule to accommodate this though. Something like this should work.

#wprl-section {
width:80%;
}

Cheers,

Mike