Tubal

Thanks to you Johnn!!

If you’d like to show some love to the plugin, please rate it ??

Cheers,

I was facing the same problem until I changed my branch readme.txt from Stable tag: 1.6 to Stable tag: trunk.
Then in your trunk readme.txt put Stable tag: 1.6.

I was facing the same problem until I changed my branch readme.txt from Stable tag: 1.6 to Stable tag: trunk.
Then in your trunk readme.txt put Stable tag: 1.6.

@johnn SG:

I’ve updated the plugin to version 1.6 covering what may be happening to you (wrapper div stripped by WP and replaced by a p tag). Check it out and report.

Also note that when using the shortcode in the wp post/page text editor you only need to write the shortcode (you don’t have to call do_shortcode(), WP invokes it for you):

[youtube_sc url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUD3qUtT3go width=300 rel=0 fs=1]

Hi Tubal,

Thanks for this great plugin which is very useful; easy to use and great result!

However, I have an issue with the sidebar content being pushed out to the bottom of the page after I added the video frame; or at least it seems to be the case as I have tried taking out the video and successfully got the sidebar content back where it should be.

This is the problem page on my blog:
https://www.holistically-yours.com/practitioners/sg-practitioners/massage/trager-approach/jessie-kuipers-trager-approach-raw-foods-writer/

I don’t know what the problem is and if the addition of the video caused it.

Big thanks!
Johnn

Hi John,

I’m glad you’re happy with the plugin ??

I’ve inspected the HTML of your blog and the Youtube video in the sidebar area is not generated by the Youtube shortcode plugin. It seems it’s been placed there manually or using another plugin, so please review your plugins and theme files affecting the sidebar.

Good luck!

Hi,

First of all, to use this plugin you have to be able to edit your theme files, there’s no admin screen.

Its use is extremely simple, you have to call the function sort_query_posts_by(string $order_by [, string $order]) in the theme file (home.php, index.php, templates, page.php etc…) where you want the posts sorted. One line…all done.

For example, to sort posts by title in descending order in your homepage you have to include this line in your theme file (usually home.php) before the loop:

<?php 

// Sort posts
sort_query_posts_by('title', 'desc'); 

// Display posts (in the order specified above)
while ( have_posts() ): the_post();
    the_title();
    echo '<br>';
    the_excerpt();
endwhile;

?>

Hope this helps!!

Thanks, I’ve updated the plugin adding the five new official parameters, including the ‘controls’ parameter ??

Cheers

Thank you for your interest in my plugin but honestly I think you don’t need it for your purpose.

Check this out: oEmbed

oEmbed is a WordPress 2.9+ feature that allows you to embed videos in posts or pages just by including the video URL in the post/page text editor.

Read the info about oEmbed and test it ??

My plugin is useful when you need to show videos in areas of your web page not editable by the default text editor for posts and pages or if you need to customize the player’s appearance/behaviour.

Hope this helps, good luck!!

Already fixed, version 1.4 released.
Wait until WordPress updates the plugin page.
Thanks again for reporting matteth!!

Thanks for reporting, I’ll fix it ASAP, I’m testing.

Sure menaceman, here you are: Verve meta boxes charset collation fix

Also, I’ve solved Wp’s auto installer issue “The plugin does not have a valid header”. From now on my plugins will auto-install without issues.
Sorry for the inconvenience.

Hi matteth,

Thanks for reporting that issue, I’ve already fixed it and released version 1.2 of the plugin.

Please, test the new version and report if it works now, ok?

I agree KevinB, i don’t want the client to see the custom fields box and as a developer I can′t spend time enabling support for custom-fields, then create the meta boxes and finally remove support for custom-fields, so here’s what i do to solve this “issue”:

Edit the meta_boxes.php file so that custom post types show up in the context list:

if(function_exists('post_type_supports')){
    $post_types = get_post_types();
    //edit:
    $excluded_post_types = array('attachment', 'revision', 'nav_menu_item');
    // edit end;
    foreach($post_types as $key => $value){
	// edit:
	if (in_array($value, $excluded_post_types)) {
	    unset($post_types[$key]);
	}
	// edit end;

	// original code:
	/*if ( !post_type_supports($value, 'custom-fields') ){
	    unset($post_types[$key]);
	}*/
    }
}else{
    $post_types = array('post','page');
}

That is all there is to it, nothing gets broken and we developers can select our custom post types in the “context” list without enabling “custom-fields” for them (enabling custom-fields for a custom post type simply shows the user the custom-fields box on the write/edit admin panel but does not have any other consequences so this hack is safe, nothing will break). If I’m wrong correct me of course.

To solve the broken image link issue in the admin panel (wp backend) comment this lines in the timthumb.php file (code inside show_cache_file function):

/*
if (isset($_SERVER["HTTP_IF_MODIFIED_SINCE"])) {

    // check for updates
    $if_modified_since = preg_replace("/;.*$/", "", $_SERVER["HTTP_IF_MODIFIED_SINCE"]);

    if ($if_modified_since == $gmdate_mod) {
        header("HTTP/1.1 304 Not Modified");
        exit;
    }
}
*/

And images will show up in the admin.