Hello!

I would like to extend this plugin. Can you provide any input on how I can do this in the Child theme folder?

is it up to the user to add / update the _mcm_baby_name db table (say like once a year type of thing) ?

Thanks for providing this! I’m trying to decide whether to fork it or not.

You can hide unwanted search options using CSS.

For example, the minimum name length can be hidden using
#mcm-random-baby-name-generator-wp-min-len-label { display: none }

The maximum name length can be hidden using

#mcm-random-baby-name-generator-wp-max-len-label { display: none }

The popularity dropdown can be hidden using

#mcm-random-baby-name-generator-wp-pop { display: none }

The number of results to return can be hidden using #mcm-random-baby-name-generator-num-results-to-return-label { display: none }

Hiding any option will make it use its default value.

We are only able to provide basic support for this plugin for free here on the www.remarpro.com forums. We cannot provide customization services for free.

I like to remove all name from the database and add my custom names. Is it possible ?

I like to add more extra fields with name, like : local meaning of the name, local spelling of the name ? If is it possible, then how I can show it in search result ?

Hi, please help. I have installed the baby name generator along with activating it, though this plugin is not showing, I have spoken to support who advised me to use a new theme. which I have done. It still doesn’t seem to be working. Please can you help ??

Hi After installation didn’t find it anywhere to work, I’m using WordPress 5.5

Hi
Thank you for this plugin. The plugin works great and does exactly what it should do. But what can I do to make it show 10 to 20 names each time? Please guide me through the way. Or if possible please add this feature in next version

regards
Tarulahsan

• This topic was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by tarul.

Solution from C. York:

/**REH clear submit button, so that reload doesn’t resubmit selection and just goes back to previous screen**/

$ret .= ‘ <script> ‘;

$ret .= ‘ if ( window.history.replaceState ) {

window.history.replaceState( null, null, window.location.href );

} ‘;

$ret .= ‘</script> ‘;

/**REH End clear submit button**/

I put it at the end of the first part of the “if ( count($rows) ) {” section before the else

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