Rating: 2 stars
I just installed this one single plug-in to my website today and after doing so, immediately, the page the plug-in was set to work on … broke, or was disabled. It was still visible in my raw page listing, but even when I copied and pasted the URL directly, I still got a 404 Page Not Found error.
I deleted the plug-in from the page but that didn’t help.
I had to go to the plug-in directory where I installed it, and I had to deactivate it.
The moment I did that – the page I put it on was immediately visible again.
I hope this helps the developer. This plug-in does exactly what I need for my website. I’m supremely bummed. I’m using the Virtus theme (themeforest) and it’s version 6.4.3. Elementor 3.19.2
Rating: 4 stars
Last update has broke it. Somehow the plugin start working as collapsing categories instead of collapsing archives.
]]>Rating: 3 stars
The author has released several versions since PHP 8.0 release but just ignores existance of PHP 8.0 / 8.1 although that’s pretty easy to fix. I just did it by myself but now all the not working updates are always popping up. I don’t want to do the fix again and again.
]]>Rating: 4 stars
It works great except if you try to upgrade to PHP 8. The author uses {} to access some data elements instead of the standard []. You can fix it pretty easily but it would also be wonderful if the plugin was updated to fix this minor thing. I’d happily contribute a PR if the author had the code publicly somewhere (Github/etc.).
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When I activate this plugin, an error occurred below.
Warning: call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, class ‘collapsArch’ does not have a method ‘enqueue_scripts’ in /home/customer/www/harupets.com/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php on line 307
Now I disabled it.
I confirmed it in the environment below.
WordPress 5.9.2
Collapsing Archives 2.1.3
Other Plugins all disabled.
Rating: 3 stars
The plugin worked flawlessly (sure, it feels like Blogger…) up to and including PHP 7.4.23. Sadly, switching to PHP 8.0 reveals a fatal flaw that breaks an entire WP site. I have deactivated the plugin, and now my WP 5.8.1 site works just fine with PHP 8.0.10
]]>Rating: 5 stars
Works wonderfully. Thank you!
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This would be a great plugin if it worked. I added the widget to a sidebar and configured it. No archives are displayed in the sidebar. Documentation is sketchy so I may be missing something.
]]>Rating: 5 stars
Thanks for this free plugin
]]>Rating: 4 stars
The instructions never state that you have to replace your existing Archives widget with the new Collapsing Archive widget.
But it works well!
]]>Rating: 5 stars
I’ve use this plugin for years, but there is a bug I found:
In collapsFunctions.js, on the line 39 and line 51, Robert use the jQuery.live for click event, but the live function is removed on jQuery 1.9 [1], should use on function instead. If you do not include jquery-migrate, this plugin won’t work on collapse/expand
[1] https://jquery.com/upgrade-guide/1.9/#live-removed
I’ve modified the collapsFunctions.js on my local, and hope this change will merge into n next version
before
`
./collapsFunctions.js:39: jQuery(‘#’ + id + ‘ span.expand’).live(‘click’, function() {
./collapsFunctions.js:51: jQuery(‘#’ + id + ‘ span.collapse’).live(‘click’, function() {
`
after
`
./collapsFunctions.js:39: jQuery( document ).on(‘click’, ‘#’ + id + ‘ span.expand’, function() {
./collapsFunctions.js:51: jQuery( document ).on(‘click’, ‘#’ + id + ‘ span.collapse’, function() {
`
Rating: 3 stars
months and year keep disappearing at random so i added this code to js
$(‘.archives’).addClass(‘expand’).removeClass(‘collapse’);
which seams to of fixed it but what the repercussions of this are i don’t know
also the remembering of opened years is buggy to but that might be because of the code i added
Rating: 5 stars
Having over 10k articles going back over a decade this has made the archive widget ultra smooth.
Just install and run it with the defaults, or add/remove what you want until it has the level of detail that suits you. Solid fast and looks great. Fits in with the theme seamlessly. Direct replacement for the standard archives widget.
]]>Rating: 5 stars
Great plugin and lots of options!
Thank you!
]]>Rating: 4 stars
Works really well. The only issue I encountered is that due to my RTL design, the collapse/expand icons are flipped. That forced me into using text-based buttons instead of the nicer built-in icons.
]]>Rating: 5 stars
Awesome. Don’t be put off by the alert telling you that it is old and might not work. It does, and does a great job.
]]>Rating: 5 stars
I get quite a few requests for this functionality. Works great with 3.5.2
]]>Rating: 5 stars
it worked flawlessly but crashed in 3.5.1. Please fix it.
]]>Rating: 5 stars
This plugin is very good! Good Job!
You have multiple istances and this is great!
There is only a little problem with ID category, but i have used slug.
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works fine.
]]>Rating: 5 stars
I think it should be implemented in WP core
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