[Steven Zahm]

@ Jon

Can you share the link to the page that has Form on it?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Emily

Well, there is a way, but you would have to make a minor change to the widget’s PHP file. If you’r able to do this, I can provide you with the required change.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Gregg

Within the Connections shortcode, like so:

[connections show_social_media=FALSE and show_links=TRUE]

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@ Michael

I didn’t realize that the Pinetree template you were asking was one that I did. It actually took me several minutes to find the emails on the topic. I had done this template for you nearly 3 years ago. As you can image, I can’t support something forever without a maintenance fee.

However, since this was just a really minor name change of the template file and quickly adding a meta.php file. I just emailed you a copy that’ll work. You’ll have to use the legacy template installer on the Connections : Templates admin page. Do not try to install it as a plugin. Why, because moving this template to the new plugin template model would require a much larger time investment to completely rewrite it.

Let me know if you have any troubles.

[Steven Zahm]

testing forum posts…

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@ Gizmo

1) Sorry, no. The entry ID is auto incremented by the database.

3) Sorry, I missed answering that question … Unchecking the checkbox will tells the import not to import that entry.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Gayle

The file is likely being hidden. If you’re using FileZilla, select the Force Showing Hidden Files option under the Server menu.

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@ Gregg

You need to add show_social_media=FALSE and show_links=TRUE to the shortcode. They’re off by default because of the limit display area of the business card like layout.

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@ Anthony

Actually it’s not too technical and kind of not even Connections related, sort of.

The theme’s CSS classes for the menu. The author used “g” for the CSS classes. Not semantically the best choice, but no big deal. I think you might see where this is heading… Now, when Connections outputs the entries it adds the categories [slugs] as CSS classes. This allows you or anyone to style entries per category. This is very useful because it allows one to create “highlighted” entries. Now, because one of your categories was G, the “g” was being added as a class to the entry so the CSS meant for the menu was being applied to the entries assigned to the “G” category too. So changing the category slug was the solution.

hope that makes sense.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Gayle

Log into your site with FTP. Go to this folder:
../wp-content/connection_images

Delete this file:
.htaccess

Connections adds that file so it is safe to delete. That file doesn’t block images from being displayed, but it seems that it does on a very small number of server setups. The next release of Connections will no longer add this file.

Any way, that should fix you up.

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