simonkallioinen

Thank you!
The address is https://www.aplusdevelopment.se.

I think solution 1a is not possible because single post.php inserts the whole post as sort of a block. I was hoping the template could “simulate” a mouse click, and thereby expand the code.

Solution 1b would be the best one as it would demand less work from me. We are probably willing to pay a little bit for this functionality. It would be great if it was a part of the shortcode like everything else in your plugin. For example: startinexpanded:”single_post.php” or something similar.

Solution 2 as you propose, seems to work also. I guess I could find a WordPress command to see what the current template is. I know some php but almost zero jquery.

The solution you are proposing would show the field expanded in all places where it’s visible right?

I want it to be expanded only in the single post.php-format. See my earlier post for a better explanation.

Yes, that last part was just a small error in my coding.

Now everything works fine. It works perfect with the “projectyear” instead of “year”.

Thanks!!

Ok… NowI have tested a bit more. Now it only shows one project for each year. Probably an error in my coding.

Thanks for your reply

I tried to change the taxonomy to “years”, it works a bit better, but not perfect. Now, 2010 and 2009 works perfect, but 2011 only shows one post, even though there are at least 3 or 4 posts tagged with year 2011.

As you say, there most be some kind of conflict.

Try changing your custom taxonomy to “years”.

How do you mean? Why would it work out better if i use “years” instead of “year”?

The name of the taxonomy shouldn’t matter as far as I have understood, or should it?

And how come it works for 2011 and not 2010 in that case?

I put the wrong link in:
https://www.aplusdevelopment.se/wp/?year=2010

Turns out that what I was actually wondering was which template file that the posts page uses.

I realized it must be index.php so my problem is solved.

My blog is here:
https://www.aplusdevelopment.se/wp/

Hi, yes. That works, then the whole page looks scaled down. I’d really like the look of the page with the /*Mobile and handheld*/ section left in the code. Except for that single thing about the header.
I realize I was wrong about the other themes I saw. They did not scale down the image. They have the same behaviour as codium extended.

Maybe it’s more or less impossible to accomplish this without cropping the header??? I’d love to show a version of the header that is scaled down about 50%….

Thanks for the fast reply, and for a very neat theme.

The link disappeared…
Here it is:
https://www.aplusdevelopment.se/wp/

Hi,
Yes, codium extended is a real beauty!
But I do have the same problem. I really need the header image to not get cropped on mobile devices. I have tried to type width:50% in the mobile/handheld section of the style sheet.css but its the same problem. I have noticed that many other themes just rescales the header image, just like I’d like it to be.

This is my site (based on codium extended but somewhat modified):