Ross Morsali

No reason it shouldn’t although haven’t tinkered with inline JS for a while.

Why not try adding some JS to your theme and use jQuery (also untested)?

$('#ofpost_tag').on("change", function(e){
    
    $(this.form).submit();
    
});

Hey there

If you are giving your button a width of 800px via CSS then of course it will be 800px on mobile too!

In order to for the width to be different on mobile, you need to use CSS that targets mobiles specifically – these are called media queries –

http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css3_pr_mediaquery.asp

So you would define a different width for mobile, or possibly width: auto

Thanks

Ah yes that would have been the next step however email was posted before we got there! :/

Ahhh sorry that sticky is so old and part of the furniture I forgot it was there! I’ve been slowly spending more time on here and am hoping to get the tickets system looked after properly in the near future – pat on the back to myself for putting that up there and leaving it haha 😉

RE what you mention above – with the URL being generated – “../forums/topic-tag/Absolute+Beginner/”

If this is coming up as the URL after submitting a search with multiple terms then S&F is working perfectly fine!

It seems like a dirty secret of wordpress, which is actually great functionality, but those URLs and not special S&F urls, they are native to wordpress – as in WordPress supports them, and will show a taxonomy archive page with all the terms in the URL.

If they have a “+” between them it works like and AND operation, as in only posts with which belong to both of those terms will be shown. If they are separated with a “,” then it will show results with either of those terms – eg

“../forums/topic-tag/Absolute,Beginner/”

As mentioned, this is a feature of WP, so if its not working in your setup then there may be an issue with your theme doing something strange to these types of URLs…

Try it on a default theme, with S&F disabled and you will see – I’ve manually added the second term to the URL and as there is only one post in the category “adventures” you can see the the posts in “abroad” are also listed on the page.
https://twentysixteendemo.wordpress.com/category/adventures,abroad/

Actually, thinking about it, it could be possible that your forum software might be handling the interpretation of the URLs and doesn’t take the additional terms into account…

Hope that helps!

Ahhh – thanks for the info – will look into and get updated – we updated this for custom permalinks for taxonomies but not CPTs

Best

Hey gedavies

We do offer support here! – just take a look at the threads – plenty of resolved – unfortunately we are stretched thin (we have hired staff to help support the pro plugin) so answers over here may not be so timely..

But I do make sure to go through them 🙂 The next step is to get one of our support staff to manage these forums too – but that means we need to hire first :/

Best

Ah yes this has been solved in v2, would you like to try the beta?

Thats pretty strange, the plugin is 99% Javascript!

There are only a few lines of PHP code, using WP standards, just to add a button to TinyMCE….

I find it hard to believe this plugin will be causing resource issues as this is normally PHP related, but if somehow this is true then of course needs to be solved.

We actually have rewritten the plugin from scratch for v2 and its currently in beta – would you care to try it out? If there is a plugin issue, then perhaps the new codebase will get around this?

Thanks