Mike Stumpf

Hello,

This is usually due to a Permalinks issue. If you do not mind, what is your current Permalink setting?

Cheers,

Mike

Hello,

I just published a new version (2.2.3) which should fix this problem. Let me know if you are still having troubles.

Cheers,

Mike

Hello,

The problem is line 391 of CSS your theme “Spike”; it has:

#content { overflow: hidden }

and you should change that to:

#content { overflow: hidden; display:inline-block; }

I did not test that change across your whole website but that fixes the problem with the plugin on Firefox and does not cause any problems in Chrome, Safari, or Internet Explorer 11.

Cheers,

Mike

Hello,

The problem is line 391 of CSS your theme “Spike”; it has:

#content { overflow: hidden }

and you should change that to:

#content { overflow: hidden; display:inline-block; }

I did not test that change across your whole website but that fixes the problem with the plugin on Firefox and does not cause any problems in Chrome, Safari, or Internet Explorer 11.

Cheers,

Mike

Hello,

The problem is line 391 of CSS your theme “Spike”; it has:

#content { overflow: hidden }

and you should change that to:

#content { overflow: hidden; display:inline-block; }

I did not test that change across your whole website but that fixes the problem with the plugin on Firefox and does not cause any problems in Chrome, Safari, or Internet Explorer 11.

Cheers,

Mike

Hello,

Sorry for the late response. I just published a new version (2.2.2) which fixes this and allows you to show all of your meta fields on single works.

Cheers,

Mike

Hello,

Go to “Settings” > “WP Reading List” and choose “Title” for “Order Posts by:” under the “Layout” section at the top of the page and click “Save Settings”.

Cheers,

Mike

Hello,

Go to “Settings” > “WP Reading List” and choose either “Grid” or “List” under the “Layout” section at the top of the page and click “Save Settings”.

Cheers,

Mike

Hello,

After you install and activate the plugin (and publish a “book” post), go to “Settings” > “WP Reading List” > and scroll down to “General” and select “Display on Whole Site”. That will show your “book” post along with your regular blog posts in your feed.

Cheers,

Mike

Hi,

There is not a way to turn off the dedicated page but you do not have to include it in a menu if you do not want.

The plugin does not let you select a single book but you can include all of your “book” posts on your homepage via the plugin settings.

Hopefully this helps.

Cheers,

Mike

Hi Richard,

No worries about asking questions; I do not mind at all.

To answer your question, you are right; in the snippets that you chose, there are not a lot of WP Reading List-specific tags. My problem when designing the templates for the plugin was balancing the need to create something that sat well within popular WordPress themes for the basic user and yet have something which was customizable by the more advanced user. I ended up using more common css classes and ids where they would be expected, i.e. “entry-header”, “entry-meta”, etc., and I made new tags on the more unique elements that this plugin adds like “work-author”, “work-type”, etc. So, all in all, it might not be as versatile as one might wish.

To help with this, I just pushed a new release (version 2.2.1) and added a “master section” to each of the templates with the id “wprl-section” which you can use as your base css selector and work downwards from there, for example:

#wprl-section .entry-meta {
display:none;
}

Hopefully this helps you. Do you have any ideas on where I could also add tags to help styling?

Thanks,

Mike

Hi,

Sorry, in the link you gave me it looks like the plugin has not been activated. I cannot see anything that looks like it came from the plugin. Remember that you cannot have a “page” with the slug “reading-list” or else the plugin will not display your reading list.

Cheers,

Mike

Hi Richard,

Sorry for the delay. I was out sick for a week so I did not get around to finishing the other updates until now. Once you download the latest version (2.1.1), your issue should be resolved. Let me know if you have any other issues.

Cheers,

Mike

Hello,

I just wanted to mention that if you decide to use the “default” permalink setting, go to “mydomain.com/?post_type=works” instead of “mydomain.com/reading-list”. You should be able to see your reading items there.

Cheers,

Mike

Hi,

So I think I solved the permalink issue. If you are using the “Default” setting, go to “mydomain.com/?post_type=works” and see if you can see your items. Let me know if that does not work.

Cheers,

Mike