John Brand

Same issue here. It worked previously. People can switch to an alternative in this case Caldera Forms in the meantime.

I’m not sure I understand. This is already what the plugin does. Its intention is to provide a way to color the post states and format the existing tags.

I also liked the way Ninja Forms does the form listing (and form settings/confirmation, etc). and entries. Maybe you could peek at the way they have done theirs for some inspiration. Although your form solution does other things better, like the layout and field types are nicer.

I figured out the issue using trial and error. I adjusted the init function back to init (not nf_init) and made the priority 999 to ensure all the register fields happen.

add_action('init', 'ninja_forms_export_init', 999);

Then it works.

Hey JeanPaulH

Only saw your reply now. They will only add scheduled into the list of “added to the title” so we can make it a cool tag with icon. It is currently already able to be used with a different color. As soon as it becomes available in 4.3, it should auto-magically just work, as there is already an interface for it in the backend.

The modification is however not for all post statuses, or to have a list of which to display next to a title, but just scheduled added to the title (along with draft, pending, etc.).

Maybe you could release a network add-on plugin to make it multi-site.

Glad you like it. As you can see I loved this look for easy spotting and workflow and I wanted this look to be easily available for my clients, so I thought I’d try my hand at plugin development and share it. Maybe WordPress will one day incorporate this into the core? You never know.

Thanks for using the plugin. Unfortunately I’m not really a programmer, but a designer, hence I hacked this together as I wanted to combine several looks.

I didn’t even know it’s not multi-site friendly (thought all plugins were by default) and wouldn’t even know where to begin to change it.

Thanks srt!

I’ve added support for the background lightness value through a filter. See the FAQ for code example to copy.

Resolved.

Thanks for that. I borrowed this code from a color library, so I didn’t quite notice that. I’ve updated the 1.1.0 files and the trunk. You might have to remove the plugin and re-install on these older systems.

My initial intention was to follow the WordPress standard way of doing things, therefore there is no setting to set the lightness (RGB=>HSL=>RGB complex transformations are used to get this lighter colour, it’s not opacity at all). It’s also not as simple as just giving users a setting because WordPress uses blue text and some bright colours will then interfere with the readability of the standard Title text.

Currently the plugin is maxed out on its development and I probably won’t ever touch it again (I’m also not a professional developer).

You’re welcome to use another highlighting extension or you can hack the plugin code yourself to find the lightness setting and to play with this setting to change it.

A complete list of post statuses are not available in the hook, only a list of the ones WordPress deems “necessary” to add to the title. I think it should actually be a list of all the statuses and then a list of the visible ones, then we can decide which ones to display/hide.

Thanks JeanPaul.

That is a limitation of WordPress. Schedule posts do not have a “tag” appended to the title, so I can’t add the color tag for it. It’s the same for published. Only exception status values are appended to the title (which I can then convert to a tag).