bakkelhan
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I renamed previous install directory. Downloaded and unzipped 3.1.4 in plugins directory and activated in admin area.
Now I have got the admin panel back. Jobs are still there and I could run a job without problems. Thanks!I have the same issue. I’m on WP 3.9.2.
The plugins suddenely disappeared from the dashboard en menus. I still have the correct role (admin and backup admin) as per database
a:2:{s:13:"administrator";b:1;s:14:"backwpup_admin";b:1;}The plugin is installed on the filesystem but doesn’t showup in the plugin section. Reinstall fails because directory already exists. Who can help?
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In reply to: [WP Posts Filter] Admin area column layout too wideThanks. I will update the plugin asap. Yes, time is always an issue…
Thank you for mentioning my name in the update 😉Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Posts Filter] Admin area column layout too wideYes, removing the class in the stylesheet does the trick! Nice catch kaldimar! Thanks.
Oleg, are you listening? Where do we need the class for?Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Posts Filter] Admin area column layout too wideHi Oleg, are you already willing to share the fix?
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In reply to: [WP Posts Filter] css tags not correctMy custom template is lost since I updated! Can you fix this with future updates? You give us the oppertunity to make our own templates and those get deleted/overwritten in a new release. Makes no sense. Thanks.
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In reply to: [WP Posts Filter] Dutch translation addedOk Oleg, done!
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In reply to: [WP Posts Filter] css tags not correctHi Oleg,
Thank you for the detailed explanation.
About the start tag in a post; I didn’t mention my post-page construction.I am using your plugin to show posts on static pages of specific categories. Dependent on who’s the author the post gets a specific category attached. Thanks to Author Category plugin.
Now, these post pages begin with a piece of static text (an short introduction of the author). Because of this introduction there are <div> and <p> tags. At the end of these introductions I placed the shortcode [wppf]. So it gets in between those paragraph tags. I don’t see another fix than the custom template I have build.Great plugin! Thank you.
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In reply to: [WP Posts Filter] css tags not correctI managed to get a working template in my situation. The problem is that a <div> and <p> begin on each WP Page and that WP Posts Filter posts are part of those tags. So you get <div> inside another <div>. Same for <p> tag.
The solution is to first close these tags and at the end, reopen them without any content (only a non-breaking space).See below for my new template.
<?php // Close previously opened post excerpt tags $item_template .= '</p></div>'; // Post heading $item_template .= '<header class="entry-header">'; $item_template .= "<#heading_tag# class='#heading_class#'> <a href='#permalink#' title='#post_title#'>#post_title#</a> </#heading_tag#>"; $item_template .= '</header>'; // Post excerpt $item_template .= '<div class="wppf-post-wrapper">'; $item_template .= "<#content_tag# class='#content_class#'><p>#post_excerpt#</p></#content_tag#>"; $item_template .= '</div><div><p> '; ?>Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Posts Filter] css tags not correctI have changed the default php template into a new one. Now I do have the <p>-paragraph correctly formatted but it’s no solution to my problem. I still have narrow Post excerpt column.
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In reply to: [WP Posts Filter] css tags not correctOh, by the way. I leave every WP Posts Filter Global setting defaulted, except for heading style h1.