Mattthew

No apologies! I just had stored the lat long as custom fields and saw this and it seemed a stones throw away. I am working on it now, but using the actual mathematical difference between the numbers to find the distance, as mine are all very local in one small region, we’ll see how it goes (having trouble with getting user locations consistently) would love to see what you come up with!

Problem is that when you is_tag it only uses the first one. Mine is the same issue, though you want them all (which is easy if it looks at more than the first one) I just want to show something when any of them are a certain tag. I could do it in php, but seems like wordpress is bound to have a way!

I would like to know this as well, if I figure it out I will post it. I am after a conditional statement similar to this issue, when I search with ?tag=one+two I want to show something based on either of those, but it only works when it’s the first one used. So is_tag(‘one’) works but is_tag(‘two’) is false unless I re-order them.

Sorry, marked as a resolved.

I am an idiot for not looking in the plugin folder first, sorry, thought this may help others. Look within the plugin folder and you can find the appropriate information. I would suggest leaving what they have and just adding to your themes custom stylesheet! .ac_results is the class for the suggest box, which will allow you to change just about anything you could want to. I made my line up with my search box width, change font size style etc…looks way cool! GREAT PLUGIN!!

Bummer, having same issue as well, but I see no solution has been given. Guess I have to remove this, I was excited to use this service with my own shortener!