Plugin Author
ntm
(@ntm)
Do you mean options like “Show/Hide all-links” which influence the default appearance of the custom field lists?
Yes.
And also in the settings of a widget so you can easily add categories of posts.
In your plugin, I do not understand how to add, and do not understand how it all works.
Plugin Author
ntm
(@ntm)
How it works:
WP offers the possibility to add certain values to a post. Each of these values has something like category: a name.
For instance if you have podcast and you publish a new episode which has been produced with the help of a co-author and for a better retrievability of this episode you may add the name of the co-author with a custom field as meta information top the post of the episode. The custom field name (or category) could be “co-author” and the value of the custom field would be the name of this person – let’s say Joe Smith.
If you would use this plugin then you could create a list of the co-authors of your podcast episode. In order to do that you would insert the custom field name “co-author” as the first custom field in the widget settings and adjust eventually the settings below the table.
After saving the settings a list would appear in a certain sideba rof your blog. This list would contain the names of the co-authors like Joe Smith. The names will be linked tot the episode. If a co-author is mentioned in the meta information of more than one episode then below such an name in the list would be a sub list of the episode titles of the episode which have this co-author.
For a different example follow the link in the Screenshots section (http://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/custom-field-list-widget/screenshots/).
I will add options for list appearance like expand all list item by default. I hope that I will find time on the next weekend to do that.
