wlindley

OK. Please contact me by email at wlindley (at) wlindley (dot) com.

As the author of this plugin, I am no longer using or developing for WordPress. Perhaps someone here has a suggestion, or would like to continue its development.

As the author of this plugin, I am no longer using or developing for WordPress. Perhaps someone here has a suggestion, or would like to continue development.

Do you mean this plugin? Probably it doesn’t, although it has not been tested. It would take a little work to test it properly; contact me in a private message if you are interested.

This plugin can display posts by category, or custom post types. How exactly do you have your posts (or custom post types) arranged, and how do you currently, or how do you intend to, invoke AutoNav?

You can do this with a custom filter, added to your theme’s functions.php file. There are two default sets of output filters in AutoNav, one for tables, and the other for lists. From the autonav-wl.php:

add_filter('autonav_create_table_item', 'an_create_output_picture', 10, 4);
add_filter('autonav_create_table_item', 'an_create_output_text', 15, 4);
add_filter('autonav_create_table_item', 'an_create_output_excerpt', 20, 4);

You can examine those routines like an_create_output_text and make similar ones for the “read more” and date output, either as a single function or perhaps one function each. Then add to the filters for either the table or list with a larger (later) number in your functions.php:

add_filter('autonav_create_table_item', 'my_autonav_extras', 50, 4);

Or contact me directly and I can do this for an hour or two of billable time.

No need to change the plugin; a simple use of the defined hooks will do.

If you add this in your theme’s functions.php:

function my_autonav_nopin($html, $class, $pic, $attr) {
  $html = preg_replace('#<img #','<img nopin="nopin" ', $html);
  return $html;
}

and then immediately below it:

add_filter('autonav_create_table_item', 'my_autonav_nopin', 20, 4);

That will add nopin as desired to each img tag that AutoNav produces in a table. You could also add a hook for autonav_create_list_item if you are using lists.

Please let me know whether that works for you.

Issue was resolved in a follow-up update.

Please try the 1.5.10 update.

Try the 1.5.10 update. A relatively simple fix but it should work.

Could you please try removing the AutoNav plugin (and not the AutoNav Widget at the same time), and re-adding it?

Is there anything relevant in your server log?

No.

Which is to say: The code could of course be customized. In the sites I wrote the plugin, your two examples would have resulted in a list of pages nearly as long as simply showing the entire site map: much too long.

Example: https://www.fishershotcrete.com/special/architectural/

If you go to another page under Special Applications (like: Eisenhower Tunnel) would you really want to see all the pages under Architectural too?

The ‘sharp’ parameter defaults to 90, which should be more than sufficient; the sharpness add-on only does some pre-processing and is really not terribly useful.

Don’t forget that unless you delete the thumbnails, they will not be regenerated since they already exist.

Perhaps if you could supply a URL to the original image and a generated image that looks too compressed?

This would be a fantastic, although major, addition, to this plugin. If there is sufficient interest through the Donations link, I would definitely consider writing it.