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@desrosj Thank you, your suggested plugin fixed it, the images are working again!

Thank you for considering my idea for implementation!
Let me just quickly add one more possible feature: the only other thing I miss from this block is the target attribute, as that can not be set via css. We open every link in a new window (_blank), you can set this when using normal links or images, but not with Display Post Types.
Those are the only two things that hold me back from giving it the full 5 stars ??

Just sent you a mail. Thank you.

@tugbucket here it is:
https://rollingtons.hu/targymutato/
And that’s not even all the letters that we have! ?? For example we have fun things like dz and dzs, and ly, ty, zs ??
I found this complete list on stackoverflow: A=á, B, C, CS, D, DZ, DZS, E=é, F, G, GY, H, I=í, J, K, L, LY, M, N, NY, O=ó, ?=?, P, Q, R, S, SZ, T, TY, U=ú, ü=?, V, W, X, Y, Z, ZS

In my case I also have one tag that starts with a czech character, and that would be outside of the hungarian order, that is why I suggested the use of custom, user defined rules.
And before I forget it: thank you for you work!

Hi tugbucket,
I don’t know how much it would slow down the output, but maybe an option to specify the correct order would be the best solution. As you can see in the linked image, there is significant difference between the current output and the correct order. The upper row is what the plugin outputs now, and the lower one is the correct Hungarian order (ignore the s with the hacek, that is a Czech word, not Hungarian). Some of the accented characters are in the same category as the non accented characters, but some of them are entirely different. There are also some letters which are made of two (or more) characters, and they are further back in the ordering.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1P7qeVLVxMcIKGoQicKYX5Af96NJ2jjG3
Looking forward to an update so I can use the dynamic output of the plugin, because right now I am using a static page where I corrected the order manually.
Sándor

That was the root of my initial problem. I forgot that only tags with actual posts using them count as tags. So when in my testing I created the tags and their descriptions, but no posts used them, no tags showed up at all. Then I created a post with tags to actually use the tags, but the descriptions did not show up. It could also be that some other tag-related plugin messed up. On the server install I only used your plugin.

Ok, so it turns out that on live server installs, it works as intended ?? The test were all on localhosts on different machines, and that could be the explanation for the plugin not working correctly. Sorry for not thinking it through and testing it thoroughly before asking questions. Thank you for the great plugin!