Jerrad

I’m having the same issue and no longer have access to v.2.9.61. What’s the status on the fix?

If it’s going to be a long time before the fix will be delivered, is there a temporary fix I can use in the meantime?

If you want to apply a class to each div, write it like so:

<div class=classname>[field title]</div>

Don’t use “” around the class name. WordPress inserts the quotes for you when it interprets the shortcode.

There’s css classes you can use to add some styles. You can find information on this in the Loop section of the plugin towards the bottom. Look for the header called List.

Here’s a screenshot…

https://www.screencast.com/t/Bzc7qTOgtz

Ok thanks

I confirm that the error resolved.

Thanks!

Jerrad

It is acting like the WP post rules. But that is how posts are supposed to work.
I wish it wasn’t this way for Pages when using your plugin.

For my website, I would like the flexibility of some pages using categories and others not. And for the pages that I don’t want categories, I don’t want the default site category being applied when I publish or update the page.

Any chance this can be a future feature of the plugin?

Thanks – Jerrad

4.8.2

Thanks Dan. I just sent the email. I appreciate your help.

Jerrad

Thanks Medan123. I appreciate you updating this and for your fast response. Keep up the great work!

Jerrad

Thanks that worked! I’ll let NADI know about the issue and request they update their Twig version so I can eliminate the need for the Plugin Load Order plugin.

Thanks again!

Jerrad

I rolled back to v.2.0.12 and everything works fine. Updated NADI again to 2.0.13 and it breaks MailPoet so there is definitely something in 2.0.13 that’s breaking things.

Oops. Sorry tcwaters for replying earlier. I was following your post in addition to the post I made about a PHP problem I am having with NADI. When I got to work, I clicked the link about your post in an email and quickly submitted my answer without scrolling to the top to see that it was your post and not mine. Again – sincerest apologies.

5.6.9

Here’s how I got it to work. Put this in your child theme’s functions.php.

add_action(‘USC_add_meta_box’,’GIVE_THE_FUNCTION_A_NAME’);
function GIVE_THE_FUNCTION_A_NAME($obj){
add_meta_box(
‘User_specific_content’,
__( ‘User specific content box’),
array($obj,’User_specific_content_box_inner’),
‘YOUR_CUSTOM_POST_TYPE_NAME’
);

}

• This reply was modified 7 years, 12 months ago by Jerrad.

Thanks