[George Socha]

Steve,

More questions. You had suggested making changes using template override files. Could you give an example to help with that? I have saved file, card.php, as directed, and when I make changes to that file they show up as I would expect.

I have not been able to figure out how to make changes show up only for a specific category. For example, for the category “not-active-member” I do not want any addresses showing up, even if an entity to which that category has been assigned has addresses associated with it.

First problem: I think I am supposed to rename the “card.php” file to something like “card-category-not-active-member.php”. If that were right, then changes to the card.php file would only show up for entities with that tag, right? I have got something wrong because when I change the contents of the renamed card none of the changes appear in the web page.

Second problem: Figuring out how to change the address information.

How would I make these things happen?

Thanks!

[George Socha]

Success! Thanks!!

[George Socha]

Here is the page: http://www.edrm.net/apersee-providers

I will try what you suggest.

[George Socha]

Steve,

Maybe an example will help me understand this. I have a custom css file, “cmap-custom-css”, with which I can make changes to the appearance of information showing when I use cMap. For example, I can increase the size of the organization name by adding:

#cn-cmap span.org.fn {
    font-size: 1.5em;
}

I have not been able to figure out how to have the size of the organization name increase only for entries with the category whose slug is “provider-member-organization” and whose ID is “12”.

How do I do that?

Thanks!

[George Socha]

Steven,

I would like to show all these on a single page, not separate pages. Will two or more separate category override files work for a single page, all at the same time?

Also, I don’t want all of one type showing, and then all of another. Rather, I want them interspersed.

Thanks,

George

[George Socha]

Worked like a charm. Thanks!

[George Socha]

Perfect! Changing the comma to a semicolon worked. Thanks much.

[George Socha]

I installed the Code Snippets plugin. I tested it to make sure it worked, with a snippet that inserts “It works!” into the admin footer. That worked.

I tried adding the two snippets you suggested, as well as removing the “headquarters” code that I had added to class.options.php.

Neither snippet does anything. When I go to edit a connection, in the Addresses section I do not see “Headquarter” as one of the available address types. In the Dates section I do not see “New Date Type” as one of the available data types. I also trying the instructions for removing the “Other” address type but that did not change anything either.

Any idea what is going wrong?

Thanks.

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