orionfmsg

Hi Tobias,

I have installed the Members plugin and it worked very well with the role manager.

Thanks for the tip and have a nice weekend!

Regards,

Frank

Hi Tobias,

I may need a bit of help to get it right in regards to having classes that can be referenced in the “Extra CSS class” field for the individual tables.
Here is some code that would affect all TablePress tables:

.tablepress thead th,
.tablepress tfoot th {
  background-color: #ff0000;
  color: #00ff00;
}

Now, I want to define several different possible styles for the header row (amongst other things), so I would think something like this:

.tbl-color-1 thead th,
.tbl-st-1 tfoot th {
	background-color: #0e2a70;
	color: #f9f9f9;
}

I would then in the “Extra CSS Class” field write “tbl-color-1” (without the double-quotes). However, that doesn’t seem to work, so I must be going about it the wrong way. My apologies if it is my lack of a more deep knowledge of CSS that gets in the way here. Could you give me a hint about how to implement it?

Best regards,

Frank

• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by orionfmsg.

Thanks for your reply!

1. If one accidentally forgets to set the “Set the imported date” to “File Time” (which should be the default — at least for site migration) instead of “Current Time”, the damage cannot be undone:

I’d suggest the proper way to fix this is to Delete the Media item and re-import.

Yeah, ok. I guess this is more of a “nice to have”.

This plugin isn’t designed for site migration, full stop. Please don’t use it for such. Please use a proper import/export tool for that job. If you’re forced into re-creating a site, use something like wp-cli in a batch import mode.

wp-cli is not possible for this client’s site as it is only accessible through FTP. I did use WordPress export/import tools to move the posts. Unfortunately, those tools does not handle file attachments well. One can chose to import file attachments, but they then get imported with references to the old site. Instead a manual file transfer of wp-content/uploads and search/replace in the WP moves the media files properly. However, the file attachments are then not part of the media library, which is where your tool comes in very handy :-), but perhaps there is better way to do this.

I understand that your tool is not a migration tool as such, but I could imagine that it is used as part of site migrations quite a lot due to its feature of being able to get media files that have been manually transferred properly registered in the media library.

I think I’m likely to remove the post/file date options and just force it to the current date (unless in a from an existing folder – than that date, which is supposed to be supported in the plugin at present when using file-date I believe)

Sounds like a good way to deal with it!

This plugin is 8 years old and not maintained, treat it as such.

It is a free plug-in, so I can understand that you may not wish to spend a lot of time on it, but it is a good plug-in that comes in very handy, so no need consider it old!

Thanks a lot for developing and maintaining it. It definitely made my job easier :-).

Btw, I used it with WP 4.9.4 and it seems to work just fine.

Best regards,

Frank

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by orionfmsg.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by orionfmsg.