bmoredrew

There’s quite a few ways to do this, but totally doable.. largely depends on how the dispensary wants to manage their menu or where to pull the data from automatically so they dont have to manage it directly on your site.

Leafly has an API, so does MMJMenu – if they currently use either of those it can be done automatically. If not, looks like mostly manual options or import from a csv/spreadsheet.

You can email me if you like, I might be able to help with this or at least get you to someone who can. https://baltimoredrew.com/contact/

Not 100% sure what you mean. You have a directory of multiple dispensaries / locations? Like a multi-site install or just pages for each like a listing?

This plugin is solely to pull the menu each dispensary would have pre-existing at weedmaps into a content area (post/page/sidebar/etc) via a shortcode. This wont let you actually make changes to the menus, but it will reflect them.

Hey crispandraw,

I can’t duplicate the issue unfortunately. Here is what I’m seeing on a desktop: https://www.dropbox.com/s/sa7599ddvez4lkt/Screenshot%202014-11-05%2020.16.01.png?dl=0

Ok, not so much.

That displays both the sidebar I call from the file and the primary sidebar for the them.

Can anyone explain exactly what that plugin does with the sidebar and maybe I can figure it out?

Not sure why.. but installing theme extensions worked to pull the sidebar up.

Also, the only CSS I’ve touched is header related.

I created a sample page with the sidebar template.. works fine.

https://postrockdb.baltimoredrew.com/sidebar-template/

I moved it all to category-blog.php and appropriately named the file but still the same outcome.

[no bumping please]

Nobody? Tried adding:

global $post;

before line 12 and that didn’t fix it either.

$tag_ids = array(8);

I added the featured-blog id to the tag array.

I know just enough to be dangerous.. so I’m not really sure what you’re asking.

It prints this on the 3rd page:

Array ( [0] => stdClass Object ( [term_id] => 8 [name] => featured [slug] => featured-blog [term_group] => 0 [term_taxonomy_id] => 8 [taxonomy] => post_tag [description] => [parent] => 0 [count] => 3 ) )

all other pages it should be on just show “array()”

so its showing featured-blog (slug) / featured ?

which is fine with me. Its just not showing on the first page for some reason. possibly because its a category ? but then why would it not show on the 2nd page (permalink changes to /page/ in it) but the 3rd only?

Better explanation of layout:

Post Thumb 1 | Post Thumb 2 | Post Thumb 3
Full Post 4
Full Post 5
Full Post 6
etc