Introduction A question that’s popped up in the support forums a few times now is, how can I import into the Custom Fields metadata using the CSV Import extension. There is not a way to do this thru a point and click interface yet. This is planned to come as a feature of an extension …
There was a question in the WordPress.org support forums asking how to remove or hide the category support built into Connections. Category support is a feature that is deeply integrated into Connections so the feature can not be “remove” but access to it can be suppressed. The first thing you need to do is install …
Connections was built from the ground up for tweaking… I’ve already covered how to create Custom CSS files and Custom Template CSS files. Now, I will go over how to tweak the template card PHP files in an update-safe way. This QuickTip starts very similarly to the other two, so if you have already gone over …
This QuickTip is very similar to the Custom CSS QuickTip but with one very important distinct difference, this is template specific custom CSS loading. And just like the Custom CSS QuickTip this is update safe so you will not lose this custom CSS when you update either Connections or the template. The first thing you need is the …
In this QuickTip, I’ll explain how to have Connections enqueue a custom CSS file that contains your CSS tweaks in an update-safe way. Here’s how… You have several options on where to upload the file. These options are, in order of priority: First, I need to mention that the connections-templates folder will not be in …
Although Connections does not support having a default image, this can easily be accomplished if the theme you’re using has a custom CSS area, which is a very common feature in themes now-a-days. And if your theme does not have a custom CSS area, you can use the Custom CSS Manager plugin. If you use the Custom …