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Hey

Is there a solution to this issue that I can just drop into my functions.php file?

I tried the filter above but it didn’t seem to work…

I’m getting things like ‘1 like’ and ‘you have already liked this post’ appearing in my excerpts.

Thanks for your time in advance

Hi again

Yes the front end themed profile

Thanks

Hi Jeff

Thanks for getting back to me.

It’s really strange. I have found that even when I delete some of the table rows in the actual plugin template ‘templates/profile-form.php’, even these changes aren’t reflected in the user profile page?!

Just to absolutely double check… That is the user profile page right, where users can update their details e.g. name, email, password?

All I’m trying to do is remove the nickname and display name fields. The website, AIM, jabber fields etc… seem to have disappeared.

Thanks so much for your time!

Thanks so much!

I’ll give it a go!

Hi again

Thank you for your response

Is there any simple solution to at least disabling the automatic cleanup from running? I was hoping for a couple of lines of PHP… ??

Thanks!

Also,

Is there any way to export the data as a CSV?

This would be really useful.

Cheers

The new version looks really cool… File tree toggle is sweet!

Few bugs in Chrome or Firefox… (WordPress v3.4.1)

• The full screen option now spreads across the menu bar (seems like the background isn’t loading)…
• The ‘RubyBlue’ theme which I found to be the easiest on the eyes doesn’t appear to be working properly… Only get a blue font color and a white background?
• the download theme and download file buttons don’t appear to work at all

Can’t wait to see this working as it’s going to be super useful!

Thanks for the response Bainternet

I noticed that you added the download file and download zip options… These are great… But the download zip doesn’t appear to work for me on any of the sites I’m using it on? On Chrome or Firefox for that matter.

In terms of the template names, I knew that you could hover over the files, it just feels like one extra step. I still think it would be useful to have the template name, even if it’s really small just underneath the filename.

I’m not sure if it would take up much space having a dropdown menu that allowed you to select the template. Aagain, it was a point mainly about UX really, in the sense that you have to close full screen mode to get to other files. Trying to save as many precious seconds in my workflow…

Options panel sounds great.

Anyway, thanks for the useful plugin… Makes our lives a lot easier!

Firstly, this is a brilliant plugin… Was looking for something like this for a while before finding it…

I agree with all of the changes suggested above, so i won’t bother repeating them.

Some more adjustments that could really enrich the plugin are as follows:

• One thing that has changed in the latest version is that you can’t see the template name of the php page anymore, which can sometimes be a really useful identifier when you don’t remember what filename you used.
• In full screen mode, and actually just generally, it would be great if you could select the template from a drop down list in the tool bar.
• Another thing would be if you could select a global default theme as opposed to having to reselect Ruby Blue every time (I like dark backgrounds ;p).
• I just checked out a plugin called ‘Solid Code Editor’, which lacks all the great functionality of ACE, but what it does have which would be very very useful is a one click download of the entire theme compressed into a zip file. This would eliminate the need for constantly backing up manually and would be incredibly useful.
• It would be great to have a little menu that sat in the sticky admin toolbar with a link to the editor and perhaps a dropdown of the php templates so that you could access the code from anywhere on the site immediately
• Similarly, it would be great if the download zip link was also repeated in the admin bar as it would be nice to reflexively backup the theme at the touch of a button from anywhere on the site

Thank you for taking the time to build this useful plugin…

5 stars indeed… and 6 stars if you implement the above!