palatino

Well, I saw many complaints about this issue, some of which are more than two years old. So it doesn’t seem this is something you have on top of your agenda.

I would have been happy to provide translations (as I regularly do for plugins I like – if they are usable with the WordPress translation API).

Creating branches and coding is beyond my abilities. I am sorry.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by palatino.

Hi, I apologize – it was an error with the comments table. No error in discussion board plugin. Thanks for your quick reply anyway!

@rachruth, @drmen8x, @dragogio
The API helper is just that: a helper to find the right ID from Trello.

Then you can use the plugins shortcodes for boards, lists and cards and display them by simply adding the ID you got from the API helper page. It is not supposed to save anything, just gets the IDs from Trello as they are in this very moment.

A brief test on the integration can be seen here. Beware – its in German.

Same here. Disabling other plugins and changing the theme to default WP theme does not help. Update to newest WP 4.2 does not help. Debugging with console does not show anything. Reinstalling plugin does not help.

Any recommendation is appreciated…

By the way: It would be nice if you add a link to my profile page in your plugin description translators list.

Cheers, Palatino

Thank you Shamim,

it looks almost great now.
Only the lines get spread out very wide due to your style rules:
#fep-content th, #fep-content td {white-space: pre-line;}

Are they necessary?

Also there are a few words not prepared for translation: So far I found “annoncement” and “ago”.

I’d be happy to add the respective translations as soon as the pot file includes them.

Thank you for this plugin
Palatino

I wrote something about that here:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/images-not-showing-up-in-pdf-everywhere-image-not-found

Line 159 in /inc/shortcode_class.php should go like this:

$item = apply_filters( 'the_content', get_the_content() );

in order to apply the complete html tags. Otherwise <p> tags will be stripped away and the pdf does not have line breaks.

So you don’t need to add line breaks. WordPress adds them automatically. See here:
https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/32716/how-to-force-p-insertion-in-editor

Hi Harry,

you need to change a line in /wp-content/plugins/post-pdf-export/dompdf/dompdf_config.custom.inc

uncomment line 11 so it reads like this:
define("DOMPDF_ENABLE_REMOTE", true);

This allows for download of images.

Good luck
palatino

You should use the custom CSS like this:

Copy the ffl-style.css from the plugin’s css folder into this location:
/path/to/your/theme/flexible-frontend-login/ffl-style.css

Do any changes you need. Access the table with #ffl-boxes #ffl-dialog table {} To make it more convenient I will add CSS classes to each element in the next version which is 1.0.3

This seems to work now.

Thank you Boulli,
I will look into all your suggestions and take on those I understand ??
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Hi rajaito,

this usually happens when the page is not loaded completeley due to some caching plugin issues. Then the javascript to hide the login form is not loaded because it is loaded at the end of the page. Make sure to find out if all files of your site are loaded properly. The WebDeveloper Firefox extension is very helpful in such cases.

I hope this is resolved now with version 1.0.1
Feel free to open a new thread if you still encounter difficulties with translations.

Hi Ron. if you call the function its output will be a link which via JQuery opens the modal login window. However you cannot put the function into a menu item. But since the output is wrapped in <div class="flexible-frontend-login"></div> you can put it next to your menu and then style it with CSS the same way as your menu in order make a seamless integration. I hope this helps.