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]]>Is there a way to add the bulk edit to the admin page? I’d like to be able to view my Pages in hierarchy view and bulk edit them there. Right now, that’s not available in my admin screen.
]]>Is there any way to hide certain columns? We don’t need Author, Comments, or Date to show! Thanks.
]]>I followed the instructions but it doesn’t seem to work with 4.4
]]>Hi, I am setting up a multilingual site with WPML and I was wondering whether Hierarchy support content items in multiple languages?
]]>Great plugin. This has really made me think about organizing content!!
Some suggestions. #1 Currently, on the admin menu is Link for Content. Click this, wait an age for the admin panel to refresh, now you see Shortcuts and the flyouts to CPTs, etc. Is this possible to put directly on the admin side menu?
#2. Is it possible to make the Content list tabbed? One tab for pages, the other tab for all others? I have a lot of pages and the CPTs are way down the panel.
I was wondering if your code could be used as a model for how to “fix” the new addresses used by the the Appearance->Header and Appearance->Background menu items in WP 4.1.
The new addresses invoke the Customizer, which stinks for choosing a header image and for the background color. The old addresses for these two menu items still work, if you type it into the address bar, and that gives you all the options as before. The new ones, however, limit what you can change and you have to work in the tiny sidebar so it can show a preview (that is unnecessary).
I wrote a little code to manipulate the menu items, and was able to remove the new one, but nothing I tried worked to add or modify to the old one. The core code to handle those pages is in a class, which creates its own menu items and that is initiated from a function _custom_header_background_just_in_time in the old version. The 4.1 version creates the new menu items with all the other defaults during WP load.
I get the impression that the 4.1 way is an intermediate step to using the Customizer for everything related to Appearance, but since the code for the old way is still there, it seems odd that you can’t use it (like putting Customizer options for those two when you click on Customize, but leaving the old links for standalone pages).
]]>When installing Hierarchy on my local machine with WP_DEBUG set to true I get the following:
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]]>Didn’t see this in the FAQ or screenshots. With the rewrite slug setting the hierarchical page position, is the post type archive still at the slug’s “root”? (e.g. /about/team/ is the Team Post Type Archive) Any catches?
Hi,
this plugin looks brilliant and just what I’m, looking for. I’ve set it up and all seems well apart from when I click down to the single.php view of a custom post type item.
I have a custom post type: Case Studies and this is a child of a menu item: Inspiration
When I click the Case Studies link the page loads with all my case study excerpts in place and the two menu items Inspiration and Case Studies highlighted to show the heirarchy. All good.
However, when I click to open one of the case studies into its own page, the menu highlighting disappears. The ‘parent’ and ‘grandparent’ menu items Inspiration and Case Studies should still be highlighted shouldn’t they?
Is there a way to do this please or is it nothing to do with the plugin?
Thanks!
]]>Hi!
First of all thanks for the great Plugin!
I have a question about the plugin. I have a page named “About”, that has more than one item as children:
– Our insights
– Social Engagement
– Team
Where “Team” is a page but also a CPT. The “Team” page shows some intro text (the content of the page) and a list of team members (CPT items). In this case, I configured the CTP with the rewrite rule “about/team”.
And here is the problem. In the “Content” menu page from the WP admin, this subpages are listed as follows:
– Team ?
– Our insights
– Social Engagement
– Team
Where the first occurrence is the CPT and the last the page. Would it be possible to move the CPT occurrence to be below the page one? Like this:
– Our insights
– Social Engagement
– Team
– Team ?
And another question: is it possible to change the order by drag & drop?
Thanks for your help!
]]>Hi,
First, I want to say that your plugin is a brilliant idea, and I think I’ll use it on almost every new WP site I make.
I translated it in french, Here is the link : https://drive.google.com/file/d/0ByFQSw1_HtNSNnV6aWVMRTNTZU0/edit?usp=sharing
I tried to test it, by creating a languages folder in the plugin’s directory, but It was not working. Maybe something with your function for i18n ?
]]>I’ve just installed Hierarchical on a test site with Pods installed.
Using the options in Pods admin ( Advanced Options > Post type options ) I was able to change the slug but the check box option for hierarchical ( already set to false ) doesn’t seem to have any effect.
I have a long list of test CPTs already so hiding them in the nested Content view would make sense. I guess they should have been hidden from the off.
Checking and un-checking the option in Pods ( and saving ) doesn’t seem to have any effect.
Will this only work if I hard code my CPTs via functions.php?
]]>When installing Hierarchy on my local machine with WP_DEBUG set to true I get the following error:
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I’m not PHP expert, but it seems to be something wrong with the way you are detecting WordPress 3.4 and adjusting the data structure here:
$struct = $wp_rewrite->extra_permastructs[$post_type]['struct'];