[Steven Zahm]

@ Matthew

re: So the !important is the trick. I will try it.

In this case this is the path of least resistance. The theme was loading its custom styles before the template, so the template style still took priority. The important tag makes it virtually impossible to override.

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re: when I put the following code in the style.css of my theme the pictures disappeared.

Yes, it would disappear. the display: none !important; means exactly that. It will not be displayed.

Remove that line from the CSS. Use this instead:

#cn-circled .cn-circled-thumb img {
    border-radius: 0 !important;
}

#cn-circled .cn-circled-thumb span.cn-image-style {
    border-radius: 0 !important;
}

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@ James

re: Sounds good. What would that fee be?

The fee is full price minus a 20% renewal discount.

re: do you see any reason why I couldn’t set up a site with the connections directory, fully set up to my customization, then clone the site several times, then import a different csv file to each one?

I’ve never tried such a deployment but I do not see any reason why it would not work.

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@ Anne

re: I am having the same problem and followed the steps on the link above and while they worked they don’t seem to solve my issue.

Yes, it appears your issue is distinct. Looking at your site, you are using a very old version of the cMap template which has been altered (as you mentioned).

This at a basic level is a continuation of this thread from a few years ago.

http://connections-pro.com/support/topic/new-child-theme-twentytwelve-problem-with-cmap-connections-version-8-7-8-1/#post-266198

re: My question is, what code set all the old entries to display as structured lists and why is that not affecting newly created entries. I can say confidently category lists were never manually added even though the lists appear in the entry content block.

Hmmm… looking at the page source, it appears the categories were added manually as an unordered list to the bio field. I say this because the actual category names do not match the categories list in the bio.

This would definitely explain why when you added the code you saw it twice on old entries (once from the manually added list and once from the code you added). This also explains why when you added new entries you do not see the categories… because they were not entered in the bio like the old entries.

[Steven Zahm]

James

In short, yes. You can test this out by putting cMap on two pages limited by category as outlined in the FAQ.

One thing to keep in mind, since you have the Widget Pack, the links the widgets create will only resolve to the page set as the directory home page. The same for the Link add/edit links added to the Login widget and its shortcodes. So, this is important because if you’ve excluded entries by category those links my end up resulting in a not found message because the entry can not be shown because it was excluded. Hope that makes sense.

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@ James

Like nearly all commercial plugins there is an optional annual support license key renewal required in order to continue to receive updates.

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