Travis Smith

I will be checking on this today!!

Try something like this in your functions.php. Assuming you have home-bottom as the instance custom field.

add_action( 'pre_get_posts', 'wps_gfwa_posts_per_page' );
function wps_gfwa_posts_per_page( $query ) {
	if ( 'home-bottom' == get_query_var( 'gfwa' ) && ! is_admin() ) {
		$query->set( 'posts_per_page', '4' ); // CHANGE ME!
	}
}

add_filter( 'gfwa_query_args', 'wps_gfwa_query_args', 10, 2 );
function wps_gfwa_query_args( $query_args, $instance ) {

	$query_args['gfwa'] = $instance['custom_field'];

	return $query_args;
}

Nick may want to add the wps_gfwa_query_args() as part of his plugin in the future.

To clear the characters during activation, it appears that you are missing a global var. Line 127ff add global $current_blog;:
global $current_blog;

if (postExpirator_is_wpmu())
	add_action ('expirationdate_delete_'.$current_blog->blog_id, 'expirationdate_delete_expired_posts');
else
	add_action ('expirationdate_delete', 'expirationdate_delete_expired_posts');

Then to clear the notice on line 196, add $enabled = ''; at about line 184.

if (empty($expirationdatets)) {
	$defaultmonth = date('F');
	$defaultday = date('d');
	$defaulthour = date('H');
	$defaultyear = date('Y');
	$defaultminute = date('i');
	$enabled = '';
	$disabled = ' disabled="disabled"';
	$categories = get_option('expirationdateCategoryDefaults');
} else {
	$defaultmonth = date('F',$expirationdatets);
	$defaultday = date('d',$expirationdatets);
	$defaultyear = date('Y',$expirationdatets);
	$defaulthour = date('H',$expirationdatets);
	$defaultminute = date('i',$expirationdatets);
	$categories = get_post_meta($post->ID,'_expiration-date-category',true);
	$enabled = ' checked="checked"';
	$disabled = '';
}

Registered them in a core functionality plugin. Simple one file plugin.

There is an easier solution (IMHO). Just create a new argument (‘type’) when registering the taxonomy:

function set_taxonomies() {
	global $wp_taxonomies;
	$this->taxonomies = get_taxonomies(array( 'type' => 'radio' ), 'objects');
	print_r($this->taxonomies);
	// Now that we know which taxonomies we're dealing with, let's set show_ui to true and remove the meta box.
	foreach ($this->taxonomies as $tax) {
		//$wp_taxonomies[$tax->name]->show_ui = true; // No longer needed
		// Default show_none to false
		if (!isset($wp_taxonomies[$tax->name]->show_none)) $wp_taxonomies[$tax->name]->show_none = false;
	}
}

Also line 44, 'name' => apply_filters( 'the_title', $term->post_title ),

If you are using the WordPress media uploader, ImageFX is running as part of the wp_generate_attachment_metadata filter. However, it is not run on a thumbnail regeneration plugin most times.

Hello Bruce,

You can just remove the metabox based on which post types you want to remove.

add_action( 'admin_init', 'wps_remove_visual', 15 );
function wps_remove_visual() {
	if ( class_exists( 'Visual_Subtitle' )
		remove_meta_box( 'visual-subtitle', 'minfolio_portfolio', 'normal' );
}

Are you uploading via Add New under the Media admin page (domain.com/wp-admin/media-new.php)?

I have some recommendations but it would call for some major re-writes of the plugin…

Be sure you are using the ORIGINAL IMAGE.

Thanks techstacy. I fixed this now!

Bruce,

It would be better, even cleaner, to use the new (in 1.8) genesis_formatting_kses() function, so…
add_filter ( 'pre_user_description' , 'genesis_formatting_kses' );

This would make it much easier for you to control and be consistent on your site.

Gary, we could consider rolling the plugin’s own with a filter for theme developers to short-circuit or apply their theme kses/allowedtags.

Thanks,

Travis

Not unless the changelog says that they did something to that filter.

Just insert it into functions.php.