Custom Classes & Showing Taxonomies
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Hello! I’m trying to figure out three things:
1. The class=”whatever” doesn’t seem to be working. I copied it right from your example: field=”div=start;class=”release_list”;div=end;” but that doesn’t seem to be working. Its not applying my class to the div.
2. I was curious if it’s possible to show the taxonomy somehow? Not filter by taxonomy, but actually display the taxonomy it’s part of under the title or whatever, like a blog post might. (like you’re showing the author now, but the taxonomy)
3. I can hide this with CSS, but is it possible to *not* include an image, even if there is one? Like to show the future posts in a list?
Thank you!
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I scrapped that snippet and instead used the Show Future Posts on Single Posts plugin, which worked fine. I tried pulling out the code from the plugin to drop in my functions file (credited, of course) just to avoid excess plugins, but it broke the universe, so I’m just going to stick with it in the plugin. ?? In case that’s help for you or anyone else.
Re: pretty permalinks
I think your “old method” (as noted in your file) may be the better route because with just the post_name, it leaves off any other segments associated with the post. I probably won’t be the only person to run into that issue.That said, I found a snippet that works really well and changes the URL for future posts to a nice, tidy permalink like normal:
// Nice URL for Future Posts // // post, page post type add_filter( 'post_link', 'future_permalink', 10, 3 ); // custom post types add_filter( 'post_type_link', 'future_permalink', 10, 4 ); function future_permalink( $permalink, $post, $leavename, $sample = false ) { /* for filter recursion (infinite loop) */ static $recursing = false; if ( empty( $post->ID ) ) { return $permalink; } if ( !$recursing ) { if ( isset( $post->post_status ) && ( 'future' === $post->post_status ) ) { // set the post status to publish to get the 'publish' permalink $post->post_status = 'publish'; $recursing = true; return get_permalink( $post, $leavename ) ; } } $recursing = false; return $permalink; }It doesn’t seem to have broken anything. Everything is functioning as intended. So SUCCESS! ??
The only thing that would be perfection right now is if I could show the taxonomy or category the post is filed in. But I understand that might be more complex. Thank you for all your help with this. I’ll be on the lookout if you happen to figure out that last bit.
Hello! I updated and so far here’s the bad, the good and the unknown:
I’m not getting nice permalinks. It’s doing the thing where it links to unpublished url again. (I did remove that snippet from my functions.php to test if yours worked, just to be sure, but no – the unpublished link is what comes up)
I *am* able to get to the future post when not logged in. Yay!
How do I display the taxonomy?
I read your docs that you updated for how to use the taxonomy terms. Silly me. ??Thank you!
Okay, maybe I do need more instruction on those taxonomies. I was trying:
[the_future_posts post_type="books" post_status="future" posts_per_page="6" orderby="date" order="ASC" posts_per_column="1" fields="div=start;class='release_list'|title=text;link|taxonomy_terms='series';link|date=text;nolink;F Y|div=end"]Is that not right? I tried taxonomy=’series’, also, but neither produced any results for me. ?? Suggestions appreciated!
Oh, I see what I did. I needed categories=text;link under fields. But it’s not pulling up anything, so I have to assume it’s because it’s a custom taxonomy?
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