gtaranti

Thanks!

You’re very helpful.

Hi,

HTML Minify is enabled with settings
x Enable
x Inline CSS Min.
x Inline JS Min.

There isn’t any other plugin for minification.

— update
After disabling HTML Minify, Envira Gallery works again.
This was the problem.

Should I continue to have it disabled?
Or there is some other workaround?

Thanks.

I do like the Ajax Search Lite plugin, so I don’t want to change it.
I have to live with this.

No problem!

Although, I don’t know why it hurts to say the truth here.
Except it is WP forum policy, that I’m not aware of.

On another side note, I could remove the suspicious link myself though ??
(if it was indicated that it’s a wrong thing to write in the first place)

Peace!

Oh sorry!

I’m using the ‘Ajax Search Lite’ plugin!

Do you know if I have to change some setting in there?

Hi!

I’m using the Pro theme which I think uses the default WordPress search .

Thanks!

I’ve sent you an email. ??

I ended up using the following code to limit the summary to only the first paragraph. I’m using the text_style attribute because I can’t define a new one :

function recipe_summary_output( $output, $attributes, $recipe ) {

    if (isset($attributes['text_style']) && $attributes['text_style'] == 'keep_first') {
        $text = '<div class="wprm-spacer"></div>';
        $text_pos = strpos($output, $text);
        if ($text_pos !== false) {
            return substr($output, 0, $text_pos) . '</div>';
        } else {
            return $output;
        }
    } else {
        return $output;
}

}
add_filter( 'wprm_recipe_summary_shortcode', 'recipe_summary_output', 10, 3 );

Sorry, the problem does not exist anymore and I can’t reproduce it.
Now the paragraphs do split correctly.

On another subject, what filter should I use to modify the summary text output in some specific places?
For example, to limit the summary to only the first paragraph..

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by gtaranti.

Problem fixed.

I don’t exactly how but now I see the recipes are based on my custom template.

Don’t ask how! I don’t really know.

OK,

Now I see that in the new simple template you’re using shortcodes instead of WPRM_Template_Helper:: class.

I’ll study the new simple php file, and fix my custom template php file respectively.

But again, the migration for a custom recipe template from 3.2.1 to 4 ought to be smoother.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by gtaranti.

Never mind, I didn’t use the add_filter('crp_default_options') hook.
I used excluded_categories option in the shortcode to obtain a similar effect.

Something that I stumbled over with this method, is that because I’m using the crp_custom_template filter, I had to convert the exploded array of categories to int values, in order to work. Like that:

$exclude_categories = array_map( 'intval', explode( ',', $args['exclude_categories']));

Sorry, I cannot make it work.
Adding the crp_default_options filter doesn’t seem to have any effect. Even if I change something that is already in the $crp_settings array, (like $crp_settings['random_order'] = true; return $crp_settings;).

By “..reset the options..” you mean to click on the “Default Options” button on the bottom of the plugin settings page?

A little help here would be very much appreciated!

Sure.

I just overrode the standard template of the plugin by adding a filter to the crp_custom_template in my theme’s child functions.php like this :

add_filter('crp_custom_template', 'diane_crp_template', 10, 3);

Then also in my functions.php I copied the contents of the functions get_crp() (I renamed it diane_crp_template()) and crp_list_link() of the file main-query.php and customised them as necessary.
I also created my own CSS.
I wanted to create related posts for recipes posts.

The results : Link-1 and Link-2

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by gtaranti.

Never mind, I used your crp_custom_template filter to override the default template.

Nice functionality. Thanks!