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- This topic has 3 replies, 2 voices, and was last updated 6 years, 7 months ago by
Steven Zahm.
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02/22/2017 at 11:45 am #412590
laurelv
ParticipantStephen, your plugin is GREAT – nothing else even comes close! I don’t know where to rate your plugin, but if you tell me I will certainly give you 5 stars!
All that said, I am trying to customize the look of cMap to look like the attached screenshot, minus the Make an Appointment and the Ratings parts.
- I created my subdirectory in the plug-in directory called connections-templates, and then made a subdirectory called cmap inside of that, uploaded my tweaked card.php file, but am not seeing any change.
- I want to remove the labels like Work: Phone: and just simply list the entries. I added this CSS to my main WP template code:
<h1>cn-cmap .cn-label {</h1>
display: none !important;
} - How would I go about adding the expanded profile part to a WP page via shortcodes?
For this directory, they want a big page for each doctor that contains other information, videos, etc. that looks like the website theme.
Thank you so much for your time and assistance.
Laurel
02/22/2017 at 2:54 pm #412631Steven Zahm
Keymaster@ laurelv
re: I created my subdirectory in the plug-in directory
No, the
connections-templates/cmap
folder should not be in theplugins
folder. It should be in one of these:- ../wp-content/theme/{child-theme}/connections-templates/cmap
- ../wp-content/theme/{parent-theme}/connections-templates/cmap
- ../wp-content/connections-templates/cmap
re: I want to remove the labels like Work: Phone: and just simply list the entries. I added this CSS to my main WP template code
You can do this using shortcode options for cMap too. See this in the docs.
re: How would I go about adding the expanded profile part to a WP page via shortcodes?
Sorry, not sure I understand. Could you give more detail? The cMap template already includes a single view when you click on the entry name, it takes you to the entry’s page.
Hope that helps!
02/22/2017 at 3:17 pm #412642laurelv
ParticipantSteven, I realized that what I was asking about the single view doesn’t make sense. What I really need to do is probably link the doctor’s individual pages to their names, which I believe you have addressed elsewhere in the forums. If I get into trouble I’ll ask. : )
I will fix my directory issues. Thanks for pointing me to the shortcode options!
Thank you very much for your prompt reply!
Laurel
02/22/2017 at 3:32 pm #412647Steven Zahm
Keymaster@ laurelv
No problem. Any questions, please don’t hesitate to ask.
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