Aaron Ware

No problem! I’m going to update the build script to validate on older versions so that doesn’t happen again! Sorry for the inconvenience.

You can definitely do that.

You can actually see an example of doing a query in the FAQs sections of this plugin.

You’ll just need to query multiple taxonomies.

By default the post type spotlight has it’s own taxonomy “pts_feature_tax”.

There is a great example of taxonomy queries in the codex below

Taxonomy Queries

Below is an example snippet of querying posts within multiple taxonomy

$args = array(
	'post_type' => 'post',
	'tax_query' => array(
		'relation' => 'AND',
		array(
			'taxonomy' => 'category',
			'field'    => 'slug',
			'terms'    => array( 'awesome', 'sauce' ),
		),
                array(
                    ‘taxonomy’ => ‘pts_feature_tax’,
                    'field' => 'slug',
                    'terms' => array( 'featured' ),
                )
	),
);

$query = new WP_Query( $args );

Just note that you would want to pull in the correct taxonomy/term combo for your needs and also make sure you are querying against the correct post type.

Hope that helps!

Hey @kelly3k9.

The plugin’s functionality is to disable WordPress from automatically adding paragraph tags to your Post Content. It does not however remove any paragraph tags you may have already set up or explicitly defined.

You can view the text tab within the post editor to see if you already have some html defined for it.

But what you described in your post. Seems like the plugin is actually working.

Thanks @philipshambrook I’ll take a look. By chance can you possibly provide a screenshot of what you are seeing?

I’m pretty sure I understand what’s going on.

We’re adding in a few features and I’ll make sure we check into this.

Thanks for the feedback

Hey @checevo. Need a bit more context. How are you pages structured/organized within the WordPress admin? It’s hierarchy based. The plugin doesn’t split up a VERY long page of content into multiple pages (if that’s how I understand you are using it). It simply takes al the sibling pages and creates next and previous links to those sibling pages.

Example (in the admin if you had your pages set in this structure)

• My Section

• My child page 1
• My child page 2
• My child page 3

And let’s say you are on Page 2. Your [next_page_link] Would link to page 3 and [previous_page_link] Would link to Page 1.

Depending on settings you can have it crawl out to the parent pages as well (though not typical). Additionally it the shortcode can loop around

Hey @checevo! Sorry I didn’t have a filter on the plugin to get notifications.

Are you utlizing this shortcode within “The Content” or are you putting it directly into your page template?