• Resolved anjanphukan

    (@anjanphukan)


    Hi,

    Is there a way to override the template? I want to:

    • Add permalink to the featured image
    • Change featured image size
    • Change excerpt length
    • Make “All” button in the filter active by default

    Thank you.

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  • Thread Starter anjanphukan

    (@anjanphukan)

    I am still stuck with these. Thanks

    Plugin Author AddonMaster

    (@addonmaster)

    We’ve added a number of templates and more customizable options in templates in our next coming version. You can do most of the options you suggested above.

    Thanks.

    Plugin Author AddonMaster

    (@addonmaster)

    The plugin has been released. Please checkout the latest version of the plugin, you should see we’ve added many options. Thanks

    sorry @addonmaster, regardless of what one wants to do with a template, and given that your plugin uses indeed a template directory, would it be possible to override one of them templates, say the default.php one, by recreating the directory structure in one’s own theme or child-theme?

    you know, same way WooCommerce allows its users to do.

    (i’m specifically mentioning WooCommerce as being one of the major player in WP’s plugin ecosystem, showing willingness to adhere to the open source spirit somehow)

    if template override is not an option you want to consider, would it be possible to at least hook on your plugin’s functions? for instance wrapping your functions with the “function_exists” check, so we could customise their output in our functions.php file?

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