Mithun Sridharan

Hi Purnachandra,

What issue are you facing? I have a similar issue with the Hueman theme. Perhaps, we’re both referring to the same issue.

– Mithun

Dear all,

Actually, this function could be used as is. To avoid automatic appending to post content, comment out the line:

add_filter('the_content', 'wpatt_content_filter');

Once you’ve done this, all that’s left to do is to make a call to the function: wpatt_content_filter

I’ve commented out the line as before and added a separate function based on the code to my functions.php. It looks like this:

function show_attachments($content) {
    global $post;
    $somethingtoshow = 0;
    $content_l = null;

    $checkrestrict = false;
    if ( get_option('wpatt_option_restrictload') && !is_single() && !is_page() ) { $checkrestrict = true; }

    if ($post->ID == '0' || $post->ID == NULL || get_post_meta($post->ID, 'wpa_off', true) || post_password_required() || $checkrestrict ) { return $content; }

    $attachments = get_posts(array(
        'post_type' => 'attachment',
        'orderby' => 'menu_order',
        'order' => 'ASC',
        'posts_per_page' => 100,
        'post_parent' => $post->ID
    ));

    if ($attachments) {
        $content_l .= '<!-- WP Attachments --><ul class="post-attachments">';
        foreach ($attachments as $attachment) {

            $wpatt_option_includeimages_get = get_option('wpatt_option_includeimages');
            if ($wpatt_option_includeimages_get == '1') {
            } else if ( wp_attachment_is_image( $attachment->ID ) ) {
                continue;
            }
            $somethingtoshow = 1;

            $class = "post-attachment mime-" . sanitize_title($attachment->post_mime_type);

            if ($wpatt_option_targetblank_get == '1') { $content_l .= 'target="_blank" '; }

            if ((file_exists(get_attached_file($attachment->ID)))) {
                $wpatt_fs = wpatt_format_bytes(filesize(get_attached_file($attachment->ID)));
            } else {
                $wpatt_fs = 'ERROR';
            }
            $wpatt_date = new DateTime($attachment->post_date);

            switch ( get_option('wpa_template') ) {
                case 1: //STANDARD WITH DATE
                    $wpattachments_string = '<a href="%URL%">%TITLE%</a> <small>(%SIZE%)</small> <div style="float:right;">%DATE%</div>';
                    break;
                case 2: //EXTENDED
                    $wpattachments_string = '<a href="%URL%">%TITLE%</a> <small>• %SIZE% • %DOWNLOADS% click</small> <div style="float:right;">%DATE%</div><br><small>%CAPTION%</small>';
                    break;
                case 3: //CUSTOM
                    $wpattachments_string =  html_entity_decode( get_option('wpa_template_custom') );
                    break;
                default: //DEFAULT
                    $wpattachments_string = '<a href="%URL%">%TITLE%</a> <small>(%SIZE%)</small>';
            }

            if ( get_option('wpatt_option_targetblank') ) {
                $wpattachments_string = str_replace('<a href', '<a target="_blank" href', $wpattachments_string);
            }

            if ( get_option('wpatt_counter') ) {
                $url = add_query_arg( 'download', $attachment->ID, get_permalink() );
            } else {
                $url = wp_get_attachment_url($attachment->ID);
            }
            $wpattachments_string = str_replace("%URL%", $url, $wpattachments_string);
            $wpattachments_string = str_replace("%TITLE%", $attachment->post_title, $wpattachments_string);
            $wpattachments_string = str_replace("%SIZE%", $wpatt_fs, $wpattachments_string);
            $wpattachments_string = str_replace("%DATE%", $wpatt_date->format(get_option('wpatt_option_date_localization')), $wpattachments_string);
            $wpattachments_string = str_replace("%CAPTION%", $attachment->post_excerpt, $wpattachments_string);
            $wpattachments_string = str_replace("%DESCRIPTION%", $attachment->post_content, $wpattachments_string);
            $wpattachments_string = str_replace("%AUTHOR%", get_the_author_meta( 'display_name', $attachment->post_author), $wpattachments_string);

            $wpattachments_string = str_replace("%DOWNLOADS%", wpa_get_downloads($attachment->ID), $wpattachments_string);

            $content_l .= '<li class="' . $class . '">' . $wpattachments_string . '</li>';

            }
        $content_l .= '</ul>';
        }
	if ($somethingtoshow == 1) {
		$content .= $content_l;
	} else {
		$content .= 'No downloads available!';
	}
    return $content;
}

Basically, it’s the same function as wpatt_content_filter, but I’ve added a couple of lines if no attachments are available:

if ($somethingtoshow == 1) {
		$content .= $content_l;
	} else {
		$content .= 'No downloads available!';
	}

The only risk is that these changes may be overwritten in case of a plugin update, but for the moment, these changes work well for me. Please note that I’m not checking whether the plugin is activated or any other checks; I’m doing these steps elsewhere in my theme, so you may want to check whether the function, wpatt_content_filter exists before using it, else you’ll see a white screen.

– Mithun

Hi HelpMeHelpYou,

I found a much better solution meanwhile. With this approach you don’t need WP Page Navi plugin anymore (1 plugin less, a bit faster website).

Please put this code in your child theme’s functions.php:

/**
 * Infinite Scroll
 */
function custom_infinite_scroll_js() {
	if( ! is_singular() ) { ?>
	<script>
	var infinite_scroll = {
		loading: {
			img: 'data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAHAAACH5BAUAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw==',
			msgText: '<?php _e( '<i class="fa fa-cog fa-spin"></i>Fetching...', 'custom' ); ?>',
			finishedMsg: "<?php _e( 'All articles fetched.', 'custom' ); ?>"
		},
		"nextSelector":".pagination a:last-child",
		"navSelector":".pagination",
		"itemSelector":".post-row",
		"contentSelector":".post-list"
	};
	jQuery( infinite_scroll.contentSelector ).infinitescroll( infinite_scroll );
	</script>
	<?php
	}
}
add_action( 'wp_footer', 'custom_infinite_scroll_js',100 );

This approach works for me and I believe should for you too. However, you never get to the bottom of the site with this approach. The footer region has some space for widgets, which is valuable real estate. Hence, I used a “Load More” button to load posts progressively. You can find this functionality on my journal’s homepage.

This functionality is slightly more complicated and if you’d like to have this functionality, you have to make some modifications at several places.

To answer your query in short, yes. Infinite scrolling works with the Hueman theme.

Best Regards,
Mithun

Hi Paul,

I just installed a Woocommerce shop. The theme is compatible with Woocommerce, though you need to spend some time styling it to your requirements. I am sharing some steps to point you in the right direction.

Install Woocommerce from the plugin repository
Duplicate page.php and delete the loop. Replace it with woocommerce content.

For example, the loop in page.php looks like this:

<?php while ( have_posts() ): the_post(); ?>

			<article <?php post_class('group'); ?>>

				<?php get_template_part('inc/page-image'); ?>

				<div class="entry themeform">
					<?php if( get_post_format() ) { get_template_part('inc/post-formats'); } ?>
					<?php the_content(); ?>
					<div class="clear"></div>
				</div><!--/.entry-->

			</article>

			<?php if ( ot_get_option('page-comments') == 'on' ) { comments_template('/comments.php',true); } ?>

		<?php endwhile; ?>

Once you replace the content, it should look like this:
<?php woocommerce_content(); ?>

Now you have a shopping system with your wordpress install.

Note, however, that you need to customise your CSS and Woocommerce hooks to make the shop blend with the theme.

Hope this helps.

Best Regards,
Mithun

Hi Katja,

If I understood you correctly, you want to have a list of tags / categories, rather than the default display. You can achieve this using the following CSS code:

.tagcloud a:link {font-size:1em!important; display:table-row;}

Here, we are displaying the links as table rows. Please let me know if this solution works.

alchymyth’s code should work too. I have used it several times, but finding out why it doesn’t work requires a deeper look. The CSS method should, in this case, work too. Please confirm if it does.

Best Regards,
Mithun