Sridhar Katakam

Nice.

One feature request from my end would be the ability to specify a filter string in the settings page. For example if I enter genesis_ only the hooks containing that should appear.

I used jQuery to move it to my desired location.

Solved by changing the main query of homepage to that of the latest post using pre_get_posts.

That is not the case.

Screenshot: https://d.pr/i/wSmXya

Actually, the comments area for the post in the custom loop on the static front page is not being impacted by wpDiscuz. When the static front page has “Allow comments” ticked only then wpDiscuz seems to load but then it is for that Page and not the individual post on that Page.

Let me know if it is still not clear. I can record a screencast and share the link.

We can change the order in which these elements appear on the page by adding this CSS:

#wpdcom {
  display: flex;
  flex-direction: column;
}

#wpdcom .wpd-form-wrap {
  order: 1;
}

That will show the comments first and below that, the comment form.

Reply from the plugin dev:

Hello, I removed it from WordPress because I will no longer support the free version, now it will be a paid version and I will release it in Codecanyon, with new code corrections and integrations such as Woocommerce.
In a few days it will be available at codecanyon.

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Thanks.

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• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by Sridhar Katakam.

Cool.

You may want to update the JS at https://connekthq.com/plugins/ajax-load-more/examples/filtering/#code.

Silly me.

e.preventDefault(); is what I should be using.

Thanks for all your help again, Darren.

That fixed it! Filtering now works.

Console error has disappeared by changing

almFilterComplete = function () {

to

var almFilterComplete = function () {

Is there a way to get rid of # from being added at the end of URL when a filter link is clicked?

Tried changing

function filterClick() {

to

function filterClick(event) {
event.stopPropagation();

with no luck.

Hey @dcooney

URL: https://almfiltering.demo.site/projects/

Since jQuery is no longer needed, I am loading it like this:

wp_enqueue_script( 'alm-filtering', get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/js/alm.js', array(), CHILD_THEME_VERSION, true );

I added the missing dot in the selector.

Problem persists.

Here’s a detailed tutorial on how to get this working:

https://wpdevdesign.com/how-to-tell-seopress-to-analyze-oxygens-content/

The snippet provided by Benjamin does what it says (after specifying the priority and number of arguments in the add_filter line) but it is only partially useful with Oxygen because of how Oxygen stores the content (shortcodes).

Ex.:

Let’s say you add a h3 heading having the text of “Features of Oxygen” in the Oxygen editor.

Then in the WP editor, you set “oxygen” as the target keyword and click the “refresh analysis” button.

SEOPress will continue to say:

“None of your target keywords were found in Heading 3 (H3).”

because Oxygen stores it like this:

[ct_headline ct_sign_sha256='e343fd8e026424b59d80cd8cdb6b420f1035b62f0e1acf68a33c08798159de91' ct_options='{"ct_id":75,"ct_parent":0,"selector":"headline-75-25","original":{"tag":"h3"},"activeselector":false}']Features of Oxygen[/ct_headline]

and not

<h3>Features of Oxygen</h3>

add_filter( 'body_class', 'be_404_page_body_classes' );

is missing from that code.

The full code should be https://pastebin.com/raw/DBGNibXV.