JulianSMoore

Same problem saving to File (WP 4.2.4)

Issue understood

Confirming resetting permalinks resolved it to mark as resolved

Hi David,

Thanks for the link; I had inferred as much.

I suppose that things can be taken out of the trash again so keeping the permalink isn’t a surprise or an issue for me, I was just wondering whether WP provided any indication that a permalink was in the trash so that it could be ignored.

Cynically, I suspect that you probably have no way of knowing what’s in the trash and what’s not – except by trying to get at it, which should then fail… but that’s a performance bashing and not very elegant. Now I know about the issue I’ll avoid it ??

Best regards

Julian

Yes; the permalink structure was set to a custom setting. I reset it to postname and all is now well.

However, It had been that way for ages and the ToC only just stopped working.

FWIW: the yada-wiki add link dialog isn’t looking right; alas I can’t see how to post an image here, but description follows

Box is small (~1/6 of screenwidth, which is 1920) but too short, too narrow – has both scroll bars; only a sliver of the button at bottom right is visible; top section contains round corner rect with a blue X on it an nothing else “Show is optional” breaks lines after “is” and “optional” appears at the start of the next line)

It does seem to work though. (I don’t need to enter the page names because my code is generating the yada-wiki links for me just fine – I don’t write the articles in WP because the HTML is too complex owing to sophisticated nested accordion styling with CSS – amongst other things!)

Best regards

Julian

Hi David,

A quick reply before I read the detail and act accordingly: I was just thinking about offering you access to the site – it’s currently behind a “Coming Soon” block so only people with logins can access it. If you would care to propose a secure channel for communication I could set you up an account and send you login details * so you could take a look.

Best regards

Julian

(I prefer to have two channels for that to keep username and password separate)

Further info:

Currently using WP 4.2.4 and Divi 2.4.6.1

Correction:

To void confusion, your syntax for links is e.g. [yadawiki link="Outcome" show="Outcome"]

I’m getting confused because my article sources are MediaWiki markup which I have exported and then convert to HTML_with_shortcodes in VBA.

Cheers,

Julian

Topic resolved

Wow, I have a short memory! That was a stupid question! Thanks!

Hi David,

Thank you for digging that out for me. It worked just fine: I corrected the typo in single-yada_wiki.php and gave it a class “wiki_tags_after_content”, then styled it away.

(Questions from the ignorant to the patient: if single-yada_wiki.php is not from the plugin, how did it get into my (active) child theme – did Divi do it? If so, when, how? What’s to stop it being overwritten?)

I really like your plugin. Simple and effective… I keep thinking about extra features and have to tell myself: don’t overcomplicate it!

Best regards

Julian

Oops! Sorry, couldn’t find this thread earlier: posted a non-issue in support ?? – see details there… summary: worked a treat – thanks.

I think our wires are slightly crossed – not author name missing but Category I think.

You have exactly the same thing on your site where under the post title it says “by David | Mar 8, 2015 | | ” – ?it’s because Category is selected in the layout options but there is no Category to go there.

I don’t really want to disable that piece of meta it because it’s global.

NB in single post layout I have author, date, categories & comments enabled; in general I have only author and date; single post layout is the issue here I think (there are no such options for Single Page Layout)

It would be nice if at least the first item in Wiki Categories (?or Wiki Tags?) could be used… Or would it? If the cats (tags) come in alpha order maybe better to show all?

What do you think?

I’m using Elegant Themes Divi 2.2 at present (upgrade to 2.4 pending).

ET seem to be good at compatibility so if it worked for something std (if you don’t have ET) like one of the WP basic themes I expect (or is that my na?vety showing?) it would work here too.

Hi,

Sorry for the slow response – just moved from Alicante to Barcelona and had mucho trouble getting internet established.

Yes, that does seem to have solved my issue – many thanks.

Julian

HTH

I hacked this together using the Mozilla web console in Firefox and then pasting into the custom CSS section of the footnotes settings.

More pleasing to my eye, RMMV – and it has not been tested for other weird interactions, and since it is v. ugly that could happen!

.entry table {border: 0 !important;}
.footnote_plugin_index {padding: 0px 0px; border: none !important;}
.footnote_plugin_link {padding: 0px 0px; border: none !important;}
.footnote_plugin_text {padding: 0px 0px;border: none !important;}
.entry tr td {padding: 6px 6px;}
.footnote_plugin_tooltip_text {
    vertical-align: super !important;
    font-size: 80%
}

Julian