azurecurve

New version which should fix this error has been uploaded.

There would seem to be a bug, which I’ll look at fixing today.

Have you ever saved the settings?

Nested toggles are not currently supported.

Hi, it’s not entirely abandoned, but I’ve largely transitioned to developing plugins for ClassicPress.

I’ve bumped the supported version number as testing shows the plugin continues to work on WordPress.

Hi, the plugin is not quite abandoned as such, but I’ve pretty much transitioned to ClassicPress and have largely focussed my development on my ClassicPress plugins.

I’ve given this one a quick test and as you say it works fine, so I’ve bumped the supported version number.

Hi Kemory,

Yes, that seems to work fine.

Thanks.

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Hi dfl,

The plugin calls the standard WordPress function for tag cloud which only handles outputs the tags; all formatting would be handled via your child theme css.

The class id to use is a.tag-cloud-link.

I’ve never used Buddypress or Woocommerce so can’t really help with specifics of making changes to the pages they generate.

The flags plugin allows a 16px flag to be displayed where the [flag=”gb”] shortcode is used (where gb is the country code of the flag to be displayed.

You’re welcome.

Hi Nick,

I’ve added flags for Curacao, South Sudan, Northern Ireland, Ulster and update the one for Libya.

I’ve also made some other enhancements to the plugin too which will hopefully prove beneficial.

As a follow on, if you have suitable images, I can add them to the plugin and do an update so they’re available to everyone.

Hi Nick,
Any png image placed in the images folder can be accessed using the flag shortcode.

For example, if you add an image called northernireland.png to the images folder you can use [flag=”northernireland”] to access it.

Ian

The tag cloud currently allows you to limit the tags displayed to a certain number.

I could look at adding some options around adding a link to a page if the number of tags exceeds this value?

It works fine on my test site. From looking at the page source, you appear to have used strong tags outside the toggle, but inside you’ve used b tags. Do they work the other way with b outside and strong inside?

Can you post a few lines of the toggle so I can try exactly hat you have?

Hi Tim,

The plugin works by calling the standard WordPress tag cloud funvtion with parameters.

Unfortunately, rem isn’t a supported option of the WordPress function. Only the following are supported:

• pt
• px
• em
• %

2.0.2 should eb available soon which fixes the % issue.