sublines

I agree 100%

Yes it has, thanks!

Hi,

yes, I only have jquery in the header.

It is not a big issue anyway but I’m glad you’re considering it in the next update.

Thanks

I was just about to report the same problem here.

Dear plugin authors, please fix this in the next update.

Thanks in advance and keep up the good work!

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When I try to preview the changes I made to a post, I only get the second error message:

Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/geschic8/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php:1476) in /home/geschic8/public_html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 1216

Any ideas?

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by sublines.

@cocreation, thanks for the quick reply. My server is running PHP version 7.0.

Hi, I have tested PublishPress for about two weeks now and can confirm that this bug has not happened again since.

After switching to PublishPress, I only had to do some minor changes since the plugin is based on the code of Co-Authors Plus. The template tags are well documented so switching to PublishPress was easy.

I hope this helps!

Thank you, this works perfectly and makes it very easy to style using some simple CSS!

Great, thanks! This is exactly what I was looking for.

Now we can easily make the beginning of a new letter group visible with some tricky CSS like this:

.name-group-last-a:before {
    content: "A";
}
.name-group-last-a ~ .name-group-last-a:before {
    content: "";
}

Of course the above code is only an example for the letter A.

This will make sure that only the first instance of a div with the class name-group-last-a will generate the pseudo element with the content A. Don’t waste your time using :first-child or :first-of-type to target them – they can’t actually do that as explained here in detail.

It is now also possible to link to the beginning of a new name group using jQuery along the lines of this:

$(".link-to-letter-a").click(function(){$("html,body").animate({scrollTop:$(".name-group-last-a").offset().top-50},1000)});

In the above code, a simple span with the class link-to-letter-a could function as a link and would, uppon clicking it, trigger the browser to scroll to the first instance of a div with the class name-group-last-a, which is the beginning of the group of names starting with the letter A.

Hi Paul, thanks for the great support!
This looks like a perfect solution which would be easy to customise via CSS.
I have downloaded the files from GitHub but the post count still has no span around it.
Any ideas why?

Almost! It now uses the first letter from the first name.
This still doesn’t help me since I am using order=last_name, which I’m guessing most people will be using as well.

Hi Paul, thanks for the quick reply!

I have tested the changed files and it did add a class indeed.
However, it doesn’t add the first letter of the last name, but the second letter of the first name..

So an author with the name Michael Hermann now has the class group-i added to the div.

??

Hi Daniel,

that fixed it! Thanks for the great support.
I remember trying thumbnails but I didn’t like them because they weren’t responsive.
I had removed the numbers from height and width, hoping that they would cause the images to be 100% width instead. When that didn’t work, I removed the %thumb% placeholder entirely.

Maybe you can make sure the widget defaults to 150 when no input was made or the input was removed.

Hi Daniel,

we are using the fairly recent PHP version 7.0.27 and the most recent WordPress verison 4.9.4. We are using a custom theme based on this premium theme “paperback“.

We use feature images for every post but the widget is set up to not show any images.
I’ve tested that functionality of the custom post widget and it works fine, it shows the feature images as it should – I’m just not using it because it looks nicer without.

I hope this helps!