Rincewind

The “WP-Realtime-Sitemap” plugin doesn’t create a post-sitemap.xml file, it only creates a sitemap in a page for ease of navigating content by users of your site.

This is not something I can help you with as the problem your having is with someone else’s plugin not mine.

@wgorti I thought I would pick this up as part of #hacktoberfest, do you want the sorting to be a configurable option? If so any ideas on what else you would like to sort by perhaps? @labs64

@ianwork Sorry for the late reply, thank you very much I got your very kind donation!

I’m pleased you find it useful, do you have anything you don’t like? would like to be different? or anything you feel is missing? This could be literally anything for example maybe functionality, maybe something isn’t easy to understand and follow, maybe the layout isn’t great (although I might not be able to do much about that).

If you haven’t already done so feel free to review my plugin, you could say thank you there also if you wanted ??

Yes the plugin hasn’t and never will be abandoned, if it breaks I’ll fix it.

This plugin hasn’t been abandoned.

But your request states you have 200 sites for your client, I expect your not doing the work for free, yet you haven’t made any donation to the development and support of this plugin. Donations aren’t required but are nice to have from time to time. Patience is required as I don’t get to spend time on this plugin very often.

I will update it when I get some free time but I’m sure you can understand paid work comes first.

It should work perfectly fine, no one has told me it doesn’t.

Yes it’s normal.

It was only designed to show the core WordPress content such as posts, custom posts, pages, categories, tags and archives.

Anything beyond what’s mentioned above isn’t shown.

I don’t know how to where WooCommerce saves it’s data if there isn’t an api or anything that I can use to get the WooCommerce data then unfortunately it’ll never be included as otherwise if I hack something together to make it work whenever they make a change it’ll potentially break my plugin.

@lausianne Thank you very much for taking the time to provide some help and support for my plugin, it is much appreciated.

@carolwp May I query as to which plugin your using instead? I am open to new ideas and direction as what features users would like to see for future versions.

Thank you for the reply, I’ll mark this as resolved if you are happy with the temporary solution?

The categories are made using this core WordPress function “wp_list_categories”, the details of which are on the linke below.

https://developer.www.ads-software.com/reference/functions/wp_list_categories

The very last option is what your reporting “use_desc_for_title” by default this function uses the category description as the title parameter.

Therefore the only option is to add in an option so that is configurable. I can do this, but will need to be when I have some free time.

Looking at the picture you linked, there is no HTML in the title tag.

@zerot28 I’m confused as to what your saying, you said you was using the category description to display html on your website. So stripping out the html you’ve put in the category description would solve the problem your having would it not?

@zerot28 Scrap what I said about I’ve just checked my code, and I am not actually using the description in the title as you suggested, I am using a core wordpress function to create the section for the categories, and as such if this is causing you an issue, it maybe down to another addon perhaps, or it maybe coded into the wordpress core, something which I can’t fix or change in the core. I’ve checked other sites that are using the same plugin you are and haven’t seem the title=”” attribute being used on links for the category section.

Erm the short answer right is that you can’t right now.

I have a couple of solutions.

1. I could leave the description as it is and strip out the HTML and continue to use it in the title. This is a quicker fix.

Or

2. I add an extra option as a toggle to use the description as the title. This would need to be done for all the different types and so will take longer.

Rince

@larkspur that’s ok no problem, something odd must of happened during the update in that it didn’t actually update and was still the old v1.5.6 version.

@larkspur can you please delete the plugin, and then reinstall it from scratch and try it again?

v1.5.7 now fully works with php 7.

You have Gingalley for providing the php 7 hosting and also myself to thank for this!

If you would like to make a donation, you can do so here : https://goo.gl/mmUuGj

This is entirely optional, but does mean that I am able to spend more time providing support and fixing issues than I would normally as working on this plugin doesn’t pay the bills.

v1.5.7 now fully works with php 7.