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Steven Zahm
Keymaster@ wpmonkey
If you could toss it on on Github that would be best. Alternatively, a Dropbox/OneDrive share would work or you could upload it to your site and send me the download link.
Keymaster@ Mark
I’ll apply when anything (plugin/theme) removes the custom roles/capabilities registered with WP. For some reason other plugins/themes will do this, likely simply a bug in their code as removing these can break things as you’ve seen. Connections is not alone in using custom roles/capabilities … many plugins use them such as estores and membership plugins. So they are not uncommon.
Any way glad to hear you are up and running now!
Keymaster@ Jason
There’s really only two ways to accomplish this. The first would to be name the entry in a way which will cause it to be at the top or using the Custom Entry Order extension. With the extension you can set the entry to order
1so it will be pushed to the top of the list. I would recommend ordering by 10’s or even 100’s to allow you to slot an entry in between if needed in the future.Hope this helps, let me know.
Keymaster@ Mark
Please try the solution provided in this FAQ on how to reset the custom roles/capabilities for Connections.
Hope this helps, let me know.
KeymasterThis reply has been marked as private.Keymaster@ Holly
Please send me a temp admin account created using this plugin:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/temporary-login-without-password/
Reply back, as a private reply, with the token link. I’ll take a quick look.
Keymaster@ Katie
RE: What do I do about the “ERROR: No editor could be selected.”?
My previous reply wsa in regards to this notice. You’ll have to contact the web host and request that they install the GD PHP library on your account. After they do, the message will go away.
Keymaster@ Richard
It is possible to do 1–3 by overriding the CSS but this will take quite a bit of time as it will be quite challenging. This is one of the reason I offer this addon styled as is.
Doing 4 would require editing the PHP of the plugin. If this is something you feel confident in doing, I can provide some guidance. Let me know.
Keymaster@ Katie
The likely cause of this is that the PHP GD image library was not installed on your web host account. This is a standard library that is loaded on nearly all hosts, I would contact your web host support team and request that they install this library. This is actually required by WP too. Though that requirement is silent. WP, instead of creating the thumbs and other images sizes that may be required will simply serve the fullsized large image which slows down your site for your users.
Hope this helps, let me know.
Keymaster@ Carrie
Ok, I tracked down the issue. It was related to the “Grab the first post image” option in Divi. The way it processed the post content conflicted with the insertion of the category list/image grid. Basically there is logic in Connections to ensure it is only output once. When Divi processed the post content looking for an image that would make Connections think that the category list/grid was already displayed.
To address this I added a “shim” to Connections. This shim hooks into Divi and if the
[connections]shortcode on the page it tells Divi not to process the post content for the first image. Divi itself has similar logic for WooCommerce and BuddyPress so their pages are excluded too.I’ve added this to the Connections codebase so this will be included future updates to Connections.
Hope this helps!
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