Phoat

@floyd3

I’m not sure if you’ve solved your issue yet, but here’s a method that I’ve found to be usefull.

I use a plugin called Advanced Custom Fields. With it, you can create a relationship field for each post that allows you to add related posts manually when creating the post.

The field returns an array of post object with which youc an create a loop and display the related posts.

Hope this helps!

@roggershaw I’ve implemented this functionality recently in WP. I’ll get back to you on how I did it when I have some time.

Just a quick question. How are you adding the specs for the mobile phones? Are you using custom fields? I found it very easy to enter data using the Advanced Custom Fields plugin by Elliot Condon. It wasn’t difficult to add data and then create a page using the IDs of the products I wanted to compare and throwing them in a loop to get the specs. The only problem is that you have to transpose the data to get the specs in tabular form.

I’ll get back to you if you are still interested.

Found this and it worked for me

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-threewp-broadcast-error-on-broadcast-post-types-settings-page

I’m having the same issue. I upgraded to 3.0.2 and now the WordPress admin options don’t work. I can’t use the Media Uploader nor can I change the publication date of my posts.

I disabled ACF and everything worked. I also disabled Headspace 2 while ACF was enabled and again everything worked.

It seems to be an issue with anything that requires JavaScript.

Thanks for the time.

@andrea_r

I used the plugin, but couldn’t figure out a way to seperate the posts by blog, so that I can create seperate listings of latest posts. Did I miss something?

@g0dlike

While I understand some of the code you posted, I’m a little lost in how you would go about using it. How do you display the posts that you queried from the different blogs? My php skills are minimal at best.

Thanks!

@t31os_
That function is for what is generated when someone views a post. What I’m looking for should be in wp-admin/media.php, but when I tried to change the code, nothing happened.

Thanks for your comment.

tried changing the function that handles the specific short code… but it didn’t do anything.

I’m pretty sure tho that it can be done without touching core files, but I have no problem doing so if there is no other way.

BTW, before anyone says it, I know I can type the title manually, but since I’m making this for someone not that familiar with code, I would prefer if it was done automatically by WP’s image editor.

Thanks for the help.

twistedsymphony,

As I said in my post, there are plugins that regenerate the thumbs and medium images based on the settings you specify in the media settings.

This plugin is an example that regenerates thumbnails after you’ve uploaded them.

https://www.viper007bond.com/wordpress-plugins/regenerate-thumbnails/

My problem with the new naming system is that I set the dimensions of the medium size image so that it fits my design. When I insert an image, the image is hardcoded into the post.

If I decide to change the design, I would need to regenerate the thumbnails/medium images to fit the new design (there are plugins that do this). With the naming conventions as is however, the hardcoded images would break.

If the filenames were still file-thumbnails.ext or file-medium.ext this wouldn’t be an issue.

I think the developers should add an option so that the user is able to choose the naming convention of thumbnails along with a function that will rebuild thumbnails/medium images according to the media settings.

Is there a way to change the default naming of thumbnails through a plugin?

This functionality is built into WordPress… you can check out how to do it in the Codex here:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Template_Tags/previous_post_link

Phoat

I just discovered this today on my own but I think I did it in a more complicated way.

Here’s what I did…

You can edit the file 404.php in your themes directory to customize the look of the 404 page.

As far as the presearch goes, I really don’t know how you would implement it. Maybe someone else can help with that.

richardlee: Brilliant… Exactly what I wanted… well sorta.

Here’s what I’m thinking… If the page is a top level page… we could just use the Page Slug for the id… Is it possible tho, to use the Top Level parent’s page slug in the body id of a sub-page?