Fernando Briano

Hello @lvnilesh, thanks for reporting this. This has been fixed in the latest version of the plugin. Please update and open a new issue if you’re still having any problems.

Cheers,
Fernando

@cbcbcb please update the plugin to the latest version and if you’re still having problems with after, please open a new issue.
Thanks!

As zymeth25 said, this has been fixed in 0.76.1, but we will be dropping support for older version of PHP soon. You will still be able to use older versions of the plugin, but you’ll miss any new fixes and functionality.

Hi spiros,
For getting the list into columns, you can use CSS3’s multicolumns. Since by default the list is printed as an unordered list with the “categories” class, you can add this to your CSS:

.categories{
    column-count: 5;
    column-gap: 50px;
}

I’ll add this to the documentation since it’s quite a useful feature. Thanks!

Hi @tirussell, that’s a great find. I do think we can probably improve this by using strpos with a single string instead of preg_match. I wonder why we were using a regular expression there though. My understanding is “more” just adds <!--more--> to the post so we could just see if that string is present instead of checking with a regular expression.

We can also probably get the content without checking for that “more” link. I’ll dig into this, but it sounds like it’s definitely a performance improvement if we get rid of that regular expression.

Awesome! Glad it worked ??

A final 2017 update for Christmas ??

Happy Holidays!

I just released version 0.75.2 which *should* fix the author posts issue. @hiskingdomprophecy let us know if this works for you , and if so, please mark this issue as resolved. Thanks!

Sorry Bub, I didn’t receive any e-mail. Can you link to the screenshot here?

Bub, where does this column show for you? In a widget? What’s the shortcode you’re using?

Hi Alessandro,
I see the page fine both in desktop and mobile views. Did you already fix the issue?

Hi Peter,
Do you mean doing something like:

Category 1 | Post 1, Post 2, Post 3
Category 2 | Post 1, Post 2, Post 3
...
Category N | Post 1, Post 2, Post 3

If that’s the case, you can use several instances of the shortcode in the same page. Example:

[catlist name="main_lakes"]
[catlist name="secondary_lakes"]
[catlist name="bays_and_waterways"]
[catlist name="islands"]

Additionally, if you want to show the category name, you can use the catlink or catname parameters.

Hi wppeggy, version 0.74.2 seems to be working fine with WordPress 4.9.1 for me too. Are you using any other plugin that may be changing the WP_Query class or the post loop in your blog?

Hi LesTexas60,
I wrote a lot of documentation explaining how customize the display by modifying CSS in the plugin’s readme and here. If you check the plugin’s documentaiton in the main page, you’ll even find a link to a tutorial. Please let me know if any of the documentation is not clear or can be improved. If you need help with CSS I recommend MDN.

Thanks,

Hi slimbaby,
By default the plugin only shows posts with the “post” post type. So to show your posts, you have to specify the “battler” post type. Try this code:
[catlist post_type="battler" name="official-bull"]
If the Pods Framework creates standard WordPress custom post types, this should work.
Let me know how it goes,
Thanks!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by Fernando Briano.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by Fernando Briano.

Thanks for you review! Really needed to read something like this today ??
Glad it’s useful ??