[Steven Zahm]

@ Isaac

I’d have to look closer, but I think that is right. I’ve logged this as a bug as this should not be hard coded. It should respect the setting in the images settings. Likely an oversight on my part.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Kevin

I was looking at how the category translation is handled by WPML with core WP categories. It’s looking like this will take a very creative solution. That usually means takes time and requiring plenty of testing. Honestly, I think It’s going to be very hard… the 98%, that is making show all the strings in Connections is wrapped in gettext calls which you can visually see because you’re using the French translation of Connections, most of it is in French. The missing bits are for two reasons, the individual that donates their time didn’t translate that string or I missing setting up that string correctly so it could be translated.

At this point I still haven’t heard back from WPML, I’ve sent a second developer request.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Kevin

The first users that you supplied sees to be linked fine to me. The second user was actually linked to a non-existent user. I’m guessing in your testing you may have deleted that user. The link should have been removed, which was a bug, and why it would not link to the new user. That has been corrected.

[Steven Zahm]

@ bobbyau

I’m a little confused by what you mean by post … but what it think you’re seeking to do is explained in this FAQ.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Simon

Ahhh, I understand now, sorry for the confusion. When I say template, I’m talking about about the templates for Connections and when I say theme, I mean the WordPress theme. Hope that helps.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Natalie

Likely a javascript error in the theme, if all other plugins were deactivated. Can you please share a link so I can take a look?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Kevin

Ok, I made a very minor edit that resolves the issue … the same edit that solved it for s2member. I think the User Role Editor plugin or the User Access manager plugin is where the conflict was occurring.

[Steven Zahm]

@ ted

I can email you a copy of an alpha version of the next release that works around these issues. Two known issues are this is does not import social media and IM. Can you confirm the email address use to purchase the CSV Add-on and I’ll email it right away.

[Steven Zahm]

Sorry, but this is not going to work in the excerpt.css file … Like I mentioned, you should really put this at the end of the theme’s style.css file.
/wordpress/wp-content/themes/empire/style.css

Why? The widget has no CSS of its own so there is no associated CSS file. I hope that helps.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Mitch

It should work with any properly coded plugin, so, I’m certain jetpack will work just fine too.

Yep, I have the selective permalink on my feature request list … In one respect that is already enabled, but only at the shortcode instance level. Running the latest cMap with the latest Connections there’s a new shortcode option that is enabled; “link”. If you add link=false to the shortcode, that instance will override the settings and disable the name link. however, that detail page is going to become far more important in the months to come… :-)

A similar new shortcode option is “lock”. When set in the shortcode, lock=true, that shortcode instance will be unaffected by by any query made by other instances of the shortcode on the same page. Useful for showing specific entries or categories that you don’t want to change when, lets say, a search is performed.

I know you really want an additional text field, both of the bio and notes fields do support shortcodes so why not use a tab shortcode to show multiple tabs in those fields?

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