[Steven Zahm]

@ Antonio

Please post the details here, just make certain to click the “Set as private reply” before clicking Submit.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Steve

First, the link in question … that user is using the Formidable Forms plugin on that page. They created a custom form from which they take submissions and then manually enter the submitted info into Connections.

Yes, a user can select as many categories as they wish. This is assuming you’re using Link to allow the user to input and maintain their own entries. The category selection is exactly the same as the category widget on the Connections : Add Entry admin page.

Rather than repeating the same four categories under each region; why create a parent category for all your regions and then a parent category for each service?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Roy

Sorry, there is not a print only solution at this time. I know other users that need this copy/paste into Word and then clean it up before printing. A browser such as Clearly might work too.

Hope that helps.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Jane

Tile doesn’t use a font shadow so it is likely the theme setting it. Can you share a link so I can take a look?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Carlos

You can reply here with the details, just check the private reply box before submitting.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Carlos

I had another user the other day post a similar screen capture … they never replied back. My best guess is another plugin or theme is not properly loading its CSS on only its admin pages. The only way for me to know for sure is if you grant me a temp admin account so I can take a look.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Reba

Oh, I installed the WP Editor plugin, just so you know where that popped up from. It makes editing plugins and themes much easier. Please feel free to delete it.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Reba

This was definitely a bug with the Reviews extension for Connections. When I disabled the plugin the pagination worked as expected.

I did locate and fix the bug in the extension. This is a bit technical… please bare with me. The reviews are stored as a custom post type within WordPress. This in an excellent way to handle saving reviews. Now, to show those reviews for each entry, you need to query that custom post type to retrieve all the reviews that have been submitted for each entry. Doing a custom query alters the initial main query that WordPress made to originally show the page. The pagination and many other items in core Connections relies on the data from the initial main query. Now, the fix was as simple as resetting WordPress back to the initial main query by adding wp_reset_query(); after the reviews for each entry is shown.

[Steven Zahm]

@ David

I hope to have about later this an extension where one can chose and Avery label sheet size and select then entries they wish to create labels for either by category or individually. The timing will really depend on how long it takes me to code and release some other extensions that are more frequently requested.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Antonio

No, this is not normal. Which plugins do you disable? Can I have a temp admin account so I can see the issue?

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