Sohan Zaman

Hi, sorry for late here. I was too busy with my other projects.

It’s a known issue that you can’t add too those parent terms which already exists. Info here: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/bulk-add-terms/other_notes#Known-issues

I’ll try to fix it soon with an update. Meanwhile, try to remove the terms that already exists and input in this format:

Yamaha
-SRV250
-Tricity MW125
-XS1100
-YFZ450 R

Cheers

Added this feature through option.

Don’t worry about the changes. I’m creating an options page where you will be able to enable or disable non-hierarchical taxonomies. By default, you will see everything as it is right now.

Also, one more thing I see that when you add bulk terms from post edit page(comma separated way), those terms are automatically attached to that post. Sometimes, people may want to add terms but not to use it at that moment. In that case, they have to remove those terms from that post again. So, I am not going to remove the non-hierarchical taxonomies, but add and option to hide them.

That’s a nice idea. I could try this on next update. But It can also have some draw backs on performance. However, if it’s possible, I will consider it with an update.

As for now, you can only add terms to only one taxonomies at a time. So you could just copy the whole things into a text file before the confirmation and then paste the same thing on other taxonomies you want.

Thanks

That’s a good point. On the next update, I will remove the non-hierarchical taxonomies from the screen so that user doesn’t get confused with a lot of options.

Thanks.

Thanks Ryan! That was so helpful. I get the idea to start with. ??

Hello Ryan, Thanks for your reply.

Yes. I’m going to build a page builder which works with any theme.

I would create one meta box and your entire page builder works from within it.

I thought that too. Just was confirming. Also searching on, if experts has any other way. But I think it’s good to go.

If you hide the main content editor on a post, you would then save all the shortcodes in the editor, so that when a page was requested, WordPress would automatically call all of your shortcodes and replace it with the markup

That’s ok. It’s the way to go I think. But if the author wants to come back to original text/visual editor in realtime, I think they won’t see what they did in my editor until they publish or update the post.

That’s why, I also need to know what is the way to sync data between my editor and the default editor in realtime. Any suggestion here?

Thanks!

Thanks!! that’s really helpful. I had figured out the container. I already added html codes outside and it’s working well.

The link_before and link_after will be really helpful i think. It’s night here. I will try that tomorrow.

Thanks again for the help Stephen.

Thanks for the reply this fast! ??

I’m calling menu by:

<nav id="site-navigation" class="main-navigation" role="navigation">
			<button class="menu-toggle" aria-controls="menu" aria-expanded="false"><?php _e( 'Primary Menu', 'suparnova' ); ?></button>
			<?php wp_nav_menu( array( 'theme_location' => 'primary' ) ); ?>
		</nav>

in header.php
it’s the default generated from underscores. where my menu name is ‘suparnova’.

It’s getting this kind of markup:

<div class="menu">
      <ul class="...">
           <li><a href="">...........</a></li>
      </ul>
</div>

But what I need is add an other div outside the menu wraper and use that as my container. I also need some other elements as site logo. And the main thing that I need is, i need to add font-awesome icons in the menu links. so the markup should like this:

<div class="container">
     <div class="my-logo">
        ...
     </div>
     <div class="menu">
           <ul>
               <li><a href="#"><i class="..."></i> Menu text</a></li>
           </ul>
     </div>
</div>

Is this kind of change possible inside the theme files?

Thanks