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Hi FPaulides.

An update has been pushed. Please download the update and it will resolve the issue you are experiencing.

Apologies for any inconvenience.

Can you post a screenshot or copy the errors from the console so we can see what’s going on? Are they 404 errors? Downloading WordPress and replacing the files in wp-includes and wp-admin may fix the issue. Remember, don’t replace wp-content or you may lose theme data.

The wordpress WYSIWYG editor will automatically place <p></p> tags and occassionally page breaks every so often. You can stop it from adding these in by adding in the following to functions.php i believe (though i have not tested myself).

<?php remove_filter ('the_content', 'wpautop'); ?>

Acknowledged. Thank you for the heads up. We will work on a fix for this asap.

I use advanced custom fields (https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/. Add user fields and then on front-end add the editable field inputs and then on submit use..

update_field()

function.

If they are user added for their own profiles, use text box?

I’d probably say adding them into a dropdown select would be easier though.

Alternatively,

echo '<img src="' . $img . '" alt="" />';

Folders are basically categories. They are setup with a custom taxonomy and then appended into the sidebar for easy filtering basically.

To switch off folder hierarchy would make them the same as tags.

To make the filter only show folders assigned to Parent X and NOT the pages inside of Child Y of Parent X would entirely defeat the idea of child/parent relationships. A parent is meant to show all the children assigned to it be it folders or pages.

I have not tested Folders as a multi level system but only as a flat system but will explore this further.

Thanks for your advice, we will check into this to make sure that Folders expands in a way that would benefit all.

I have fixed the bug with the pages filter not working properly. Hope this has helped slightly. You will need to update to latest (should be working in just a few moments).

Cool, was not aware that it was not already added but will get onto that. Thanks again.

Closed, see here for on-going support for this topic.

Sorry, we will not be adding this feature into the folders plugin after all i’m afraid. Should there be a larger scale of need then it may be reconsidered in the future.

Sorry and thanks again.

Hi there dlongm01,

We had not factored in the idea of using folders in a hierarchical structure to be honest which is a complete oversight on our part.

We will be releasing an update in the next few days and i shall ensure we add this feature in as part of it.

Thanks for the heads up!

No worries, i’m glad i could be of help.

Ah i see,

yeah, folders actually just uses a custom taxonomy for this exact reason.
The taxonomy name is:

folders4[POST_TYPE]

So for posts, the taxonomy would be:

folders4posts

Here is a snippet to pop into your theme:

$taxonomies = array(
    'folders4posts',
    'folders4pages'
);

$args = array(
    'orderby'           => 'name',
    'order'             => 'ASC',
    'hide_empty'        => true,
    'exclude'           => array(),
    'exclude_tree'      => array(),
    'include'           => array(),
    'number'            => '',
    'fields'            => 'all',
    'slug'              => '',
    'parent'            => '',
    'hierarchical'      => true,
    'child_of'          => 0,
    'childless'         => false,
    'get'               => '',
    'name__like'        => '',
    'description__like' => '',
    'pad_counts'        => false,
    'offset'            => '',
    'search'            => '',
    'cache_domain'      => 'core'
); 

$terms = get_terms($taxonomies, $args);

foreach ($terms as $key => $term) {
echo $term->name;
}

Some of that snippet is taken from the wordpress codex:

get_terms()

In a future version of folders, we will be adding shortcodes to do this.

I hope that helps.