[Steven Zahm]

@ Isaac

I looked into this deeper. The value is not hardcoded. It is an option that can be passed to the getImage() method from the template.

In the card.php file for Tile Plus you would change this:

$entry->getImage( array(
	'image'    => $atts['image'] ,
	'height'   => $atts['image_height'] ,
	'width'    => $atts['image_width'] ,
	'fallback' => array(
		'type'     => $atts['image_fallback'] ,
		'string'   => $atts['str_image']
		)
	)
);

to this:

$entry->getImage( array(
	'image'    => $atts['image'] ,
	'height'   => $atts['image_height'] ,
	'width'    => $atts['image_width'] ,
	'zc'       => 1,
	'fallback' => array(
		'type'     => $atts['image_fallback'] ,
		'string'   => $atts['str_image']
		)
	)
);

I recommend using 1 rather than 0 though because 0 will not maintain the aspect ratio where as 1 will resize and crop while maintaining the aspect ratio.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Cara

Sorry, the output can not currently be changed. If the thought was to better secure the email address from email harvesting bot. Changing the text displayed does not provide any protection. You’ll need ROT13 Email Encryption, which helps prevent email harvester bot from scraping the email addresses.

I hope that helps.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Cara

The rawurlencode_deep is a standard WordPress function since WordPress 3.4 … which version of WordPress are you running?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Thomas

This should do it:

error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE & ~E_WARNING

[Steven Zahm]

@ Mitch

Likely the issue was it either loaded an old version of jQuery, I see that a lot, or there is an error in its javascript, which I see even more.

I would need a link to the directory with both plugins active to know for sure and what the solution would be.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Blake

The templates feature wise are pretty much exactly the same. The category sidebar and the styling is really the only difference between the two. cMap was first template for sale but enough users wanted wanted a category sidebar so I made Market to satisfy that demand.

If you’re not planning on using the category feature, then you could base your decision on the design differences.

Hope that helps.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Denise

Yes, custom fields are on the to do list but they have been for some time and I can not commit to when and how they will be implemented.

Sorry, but currently, I do not have available capacity to take on an additional projects for hire.

[Steven Zahm]

@ lani

Sorry, you can not hide or remove the publish/update box. That is absolutely required for the form to function.

You can use CSS to hide the category box. Add the following to the end of the cn-admin.css file in the Connections plugin folder:

#categorydiv {
    display: none;
}

[Steven Zahm]

@ T F

Sorry, no, there is not. The only solution would be to edit the class.options.php file in the connections-csv plugin folder.

Search for $autoMapOutlook.

After that you will see a long list of values.

On the left, change those to match the Access field headers and on the right change those to match the Connections field ids. All the field ids currently supported by CSV import can be found right above in the $cnFields on the left hand side values.

Hope that helps.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Lan

Are you suing categories at all? I ask, because there are only really two methods to hide/remove that field and one will remove any assigned categories upon edit.

To hide the “Visibility” option can only be done with CSS. Add the following to the end of the cn-admin.css file:

.postbox .visibility {
    display: none;
}

Adding the following CSS will hide the category metabox:

#categorydiv {
    display: none;
}

Hope that helps.

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