Nicolas Viallet

Hi @zdenys

Thanks for the quick answer. I voted ?? and will keep using the shortcode for now.

I’ll try my best to make the default “Woocommerce” form looks as good as your block!

Working fine with version 1.2 !

HI,

Same here, I have updated the plugin today and The “.” (dot) disappeared from my urls, creating a lot of 404. Could you please have a look ?

As Fabian mentioned it was possible before to have %postname%.htm but noanymore ??

Will try to delete the plugin and go back to old version.

HI,

The plugin’s author replied to me and here is the link to his new plugin. Pretty cool!

https://9-sec.com/2014/01/ultimate-wp-query-search-filter/

Hi Jeremy,

I’m looking forward the next update then!

Hi Jeremy,

Thanks for your answer. I’m sending you an email right now!

HI,

I just downloaded the plugin and didn’t have time to play with it yet.
But I’m sure you can do those changes in your css.
– In the widget area:
replace 90%, 100%, 110%
by smaller, inherit, larger for example
– Then add smaller and larger to your CSS with a font-size and a line-height
like this

larger {
  font-size: 120%;
  line-height: 30px;
}

Let me know if it’s working! I will try the plugin next week.
I got the information from the plugin page: https://webgrrrl.net/archives/accessibility-widget-revived.htm

Put it inside your FAQ it may avoid repeated questions!

@hector,
Thanks for the update.
To exclude the current post I only had to enter this parameter &pid=".$post->ID."

Exactly the answer I was looking for. Great support Jeremy!

Hi Hector,

Did you have time to look at it by any chance?
Have a great weekend!

Hi Hector,

I think it would be better to remove the current post completely because the user is already reading the post. Plus, you may have duplicate content on the same page if you didn’t write a unique excerpt. (wordpress will take the first X words/characters).

I was thinking more about something similar to the ‘exclude’ parameters in get_posts. Maybe you can add a post_id parameter in your plugin. For example, you already have the author parameter, so I guess if I write: author="-4" it will exclude posts from this author.
With the post_id parameter we will be able to exclude the current post using something similar to what I have done for category.

Hi Hector,
I have a question related to the same issue. I’d like to remove the current post from the list of popular post.
To make it clear if ‘post1’ is the most popular post, it will show in first position in the sidebar, then I click on the link and visit the ‘post1’ page and I still have the same ‘post1’ in first position in the sidebar. So the most popular post of my blog is linking to itself.

I manged to get only posts from the same category showing with the code below, but I can’t figure out how to exclude the current post. Any idea? Thanks

<?php
$category = get_the_category($post->ID);
$category  = $category[0];
if (function_exists('wpp_get_mostpopular')) wpp_get_mostpopular("cat=".$category->cat_ID."&range=weekly&order_by=views&limit=4&excerpt_length=55&stats_comments=0"); ?>

Hi again,

Sorry, the problem wasn’t coming from the plugin. As I said before I tried many workaround before I found this plugin and my issue was that the slug of most of my custom post type were used by some old deleted pages I had to create to make tests. I cleaned up the DB and not more 404!

Hi again,

I just finish to read all comments and realized that versotron mentionned he was using YOAST seo.

I have deactivated this plugin and it seems to solve this issue.

I found a workaround and I won’t stop using Yoast plugin but still it is a issue ??