Steve

Hi morandan,

There isn’t currently an option within the plugin to display a set number of months at a time, however will attempt to improve the plugin with suggestions such as this over time.

Thanks for your feedback and apologies for not being able to provide a solution at this time.

– Steve

No worries, thanks for confirming this solved the issue.

– Steve

Hi Timothy,

This can currently only be achieved by CSS, so will require adjustments to your CSS file.

.wp-availability-month.month-1,
.wp-availability-month.month-2,
.wp-availability-month.month-3,
.wp-availability-month.month-4,
.wp-availability-month.month-11,
.wp-availability-month.month-12 {
  display: none;
}

This will simply hide months 1-4 (Jan-Apr) and 11-12 (Nov-Dec).

Hope this points you in the right direction.

– Steve

Hi,

I will look at adding the requirements for translations in the next update. As soon as this is in place, will let you know and seek assistance on the translations / languages required.

Thanks.

– Steve

Hi David,

The plugin listens to the “Week Starts On” setting found in Settings > General, setting this value to “Saturday” will start the calendar months on this day.

I need to get around to fixing a few bugs and will add this to the FAQs section of the readme.

Thanks for your feeedback.

– Steve

Hiya,

No problem, I was just about to replied but didn’t see your edit.

As discovered, subheadings are currently disabled by default for posts and only enabled for pages.

This has however prompted me to install 3.5 and test the plugin a little.

Hiya,

I’m not totally sure what you’re after here.

Are you looking to display multiple calendars for a specific calendar, e.g.

[availability calendar="calendar-id" year="2012"]

Or list multiple calendars with a textual description of the year, such as:

[availability display="year"]
[availability calendar="calendar-id"]

to display the text “2012” followed by the calendar for “calendar-id”.

@zondar

I actually believe this plugin to be far superior to subtitle 360, as subheading should be able to provide the same functionality – and more – of that plugin.

With regards to your question in the support forum for subtitle 360, you asked why this didn’t work:

<?php if (function_exists('the_subtitle')){ the_subtitle('<p style="fontsize:12px;font-style: italic;font-weight:bold;color:#000000">','</p>'); }?>

Using subheading you could have used:

<?php if (function_exists('the_subheading')) { the_subheading('<p style="fontsize:12px;font-style: italic;font-weight:bold;color:#000000">', '</p>'); } ?>

All you would have to do is disable the auto append setting.

Hiya,

I’m assuming that you were using the the automated method of displaying subheadings? If this is the case, the plugin uses the ‘the_content’ filter to prepend the subtitle before the content of the post (or page) with the tags defined on the settings page.

The only way to ensure that the subheadings appear exactly where (and how) you would like is to edit the theme template and call ‘the_subheading’ function from there:

<?php if (function_exists('the_subheading')) { the_subheading('<p>', '</p>'); } ?>

You should then disable the auto append option on the settings page.

Regarding the ‘big gap’, this was probably a result of the tags used to surround the subheading. Altering the tag or adding additional styles could have resolved this layout issue.

Does this point you in the right direction?

That’s fine. I’m sure it wouldn’t be too difficult to make the changes.

If you get around to it, I will happily accept changes / svn diff files, and once scanned over include them in a future release.

Hi,

This appears to be a common request, unfortunately it is not currently possible to do this via the plugin.

I will however try and fit this modification in at some point.

Hi,

There are currently no immediate plans to include this, however if time permits it would be a great addition.

Sorry to disappoint this time.

Hi all,

Apologies for this broken functionality, I have just committed version 0.2.3 which should solve the problem of the additional calendars not being displayed.

Whilst investigating, I also discovered that the database upgrade script wasn’t quite right and may have caused issues for anyone upgrading from an older version of the plugin and trying to save dates for multiple calendars.

Please also note that the way to define which calendar is shown is now as follows and described in the FAQs:

Using the shortcode [availability calendar="calendar-id"] will display the calendar created with ID calendar-id.

Hopefully this resolves the issues, if not please get back to me and I will try dedicate the time to fixing things.

Hi Tim,

The arguments should be the same as the wp_title function, for which the documentation can be found here:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/wp_title

Using the following may help.

<?php wp_title( '?', true, 'right' ); ?>

How have you defined the output of the meta title?

Hi,

I can’t remember which version it was, but I modified the plugin to hook into the the wp_title() call, so if you’re using this function call in your theme it should ‘just work’:

<title><?php wp_title(); ?></title>

The meta description and keywords fields are output automatically by hooking into the wp_head() function call, which should be called just before your closing head tag:

<?php wp_head(); ?>
</head>

– Steve