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  • Plugin Author Erin Morelli

    (@erinmorelli)

    Hi lostcabinbeer!

    There’s currently no built-in option for handling offset and beers_per_page with the beer_menu shortcode. I’m adding a number of additional options to that shortcode in the next release, but I don’t have an ETA on that quite yet. In the meantime there are a few, unfortunately not great workarounds you could try.

    The first would be to edit the PHP code to limit the number of beers returned per section. This would affect all of the instances of beer_menu that you use, so that might not be ideal.

    The second would be to use CSS to hide all of the beers in the menu list that you don’t want to show. Which, while not perfect, may be the better option. If you put the menu inside a div with an ID set, you can do something like this:

    #YOUR-ID .embm-beer-menu--section > div:nth-of-child(1n+4) {
       display: none;
    }

    Replace the number 4 in the “1n+4” formula with whatever number of beers you want to show plus one (e.g. if you want to show 1, use 2, or 3 use 4, etc.)

    Hopefully one of these works!
    /Erin

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by Erin Morelli.
    Plugin Author Erin Morelli

    (@erinmorelli)

    Hi bigburrito,

    Currently yes, the only way to use the menu functionality is in conjunction with Untappd as the menus pull data from the API. I’m working on adding an option to remove that requirement in a future update. In the mean time you can link a regular (free) Untappd account with the plugin to use the menus feature but still hide any Untappd integration features you don’t want to use in the settings.

    Thanks!
    /Erin

    Plugin Author Erin Morelli

    (@erinmorelli)

    Hi!

    I’m not all that familiar with BuddyPress, but I don’t see why EM Beer Manager wouldn’t be able to be used for this kind of feature. Did you run into an issue while trying to set it up?

    Thanks!
    /Erin

    Plugin Author Erin Morelli

    (@erinmorelli)

    Hi!

    It sounds like there may have been an issue with a database migration when the plugin was upgraded from version 3.1 to version 3.2. The easiest way to tell, would be to downgrade your EM Beer Manager to version 3.1.0, which is something you’d have to do manually unfortunately. Here’s how:

    1. Visit this page: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/em-beer-manager/advanced/ and scroll down, you’ll see the “Previous Versions” dropdown. Select 3.1.0 and download the ZIP file.
    2. Go into your WordPress installation’s files to wp-content/plugins. Find the ’em-beer-manager’ folder and delete it.
    3. Unzip the 3.1.0 ZIP file from step #1 and place the new ’em-beer-manager’ folder from that into the wp-content/plugins folder.
    4. Visit your WordPress admin page in a browser and make sure EM Beer Manager is activated under the “Plugins” page. Also check that the version shown is 3.1.0

    Let me know once you’ve done this is you can see all of your beer data again (ABV, IBU, etc.) and we can figure out what to do next!

    Thanks!
    /Erin

    Plugin Author Erin Morelli

    (@erinmorelli)

    Hello!

    Displaying the post date is something that is related to the template and theme you’re using. If the template your theme is using doesn’t show the post date, you can add it by editing the template’s PHP file and using the the_date function (more info here: https://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Function_Reference/the_date)

    Example:

    <?php the_date(); ?>

    EM Beer Manager doesn’t have it’s own templates, it uses whatever your theme’s default template is. If you want to make a new version of the default template that ONLY EM Beer Manager uses, you can do the following:

    1. Make a copy of your theme’s default template PHP file (usually called index.php)
    2. Re-name it single-embm-beer.php
    3. Edit the new file to add the_date function where you want it to display
    4. In the WP admin, refresh your permalinks under Settings > Permalinks

    Hope that helps!
    /Erin

    Plugin Author Erin Morelli

    (@erinmorelli)

    Hello!

    There’s currently no way to do this through the WP admin, but I will definitely add it to my “future features” list to add a shortcode with this capability.

    In the mean time, if you’re able to edit the PHP template of your page, you can get a list of all of the groups using the get_the_term_list WP function (more info here: https://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Function_Reference/get_the_term_list)

    Example:

    <?php echo get_the_term_list( $post->ID, 'embm-group', '<ul class="my-groups"><li>', ',</li><li>', '</li></ul>' ); ?>

    Would output an HTML list of your groups.

    Hope that helps!
    /Erin

    Plugin Author Erin Morelli

    (@erinmorelli)

    Hi graphiclux,

    This feature was added in version 3.1.0 which is being released today! Let me know if you run into any issues.

    Thanks!
    /Erin

    Plugin Author Erin Morelli

    (@erinmorelli)

    Hi matibrasili,

    Apologies for the delay in getting back to you! I looked into the issue that you were having and it turned out to be a bug in the plugin’s code. I just pushed out a new version, v3.1.0, that should fix your problem. Please let me know if does not!

    Thanks!
    /Erin

    Plugin Author Erin Morelli

    (@erinmorelli)

    Hi matibrasili,

    What theme are you using? It looks like one of the theme’s title filters is conflicting with the plugin’s title filter.

    /Erin

    Plugin Author Erin Morelli

    (@erinmorelli)

    Hi charliwest,

    So sorry to hear you’re having problems with the plugin and thank you for reporting the issue. It seems to be being caused by an Untappd API update that conflicts with how the plugin authenticates accounts. I’m working on a fix now and should have an update pushed out with in the next day or so. I’ll update you when it’s available.

    Thanks!
    /Erin

    Plugin Author Erin Morelli

    (@erinmorelli)

    Hi graphiclux,

    Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. If you haven’t already found it, you can add the link in includes/output/embm-output-filters.php, lines 145-149. You should be able to add the tag right after the opening <div> there.

    Hope that helps!
    /Erin

    Plugin Author Erin Morelli

    (@erinmorelli)

    Hi springergraphicdesign,

    This is something you can do in your site’s CSS file or in a separate file that you can specify under Settings > EM Beer Manager > Custom Stylesheet (URL).

    The CSS selector you’ll want to target is .embm-beer--header and then change the font-size attribute to something more readable.

    Hope that helps!
    /Erin

    Plugin Author Erin Morelli

    (@erinmorelli)

    Hi graphiclux,

    Unfortunately, that is not currently an option, but it’s something I had not considered adding before. I’ve put it to the list of new features to implement in the next release – so be on the look out for that! Thanks for the idea 🙂

    /Erin

    Plugin Author Erin Morelli

    (@erinmorelli)

    Hi graphiclux,

    Yes, you can specify an order using the orderby="ID" option in your shortcode. Here’s a list of all the available fields that you can sort by:

    http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Class_Reference/WP_Query#Order_.26_Orderby_Parameters

    Hope that helps!
    /Erin

    Plugin Author Erin Morelli

    (@erinmorelli)

    Oh good – glad to hear it! I do like the idea of simplifying things to allow for just using the Untappd IDs though, I’m going to add that to my list of to-do’s for the plugin 🙂

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