Mannie Schumpert

I added the filter to my install, and it turns out including the post object is both unnecessary and causes errors.

But this is still very useful:

$url = urlencode( get_permalink() );
$url = apply_filters( 'dvk_social_url', $url );

I also would love to see a filter for modifying the cache key. Though my use case is totally different.

Same here. Also changed username to only alphanumeric just to be sure. No dice.

You’re totally right, my apologies for wasting your time.

Also, I’m not sure how I overlooked that filter. Thanks!

@navyspitfire It’s more efficient to keep all your CSS in one file via your Sass workflow, then dequeue the TablePress CSS.

add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'dequeue_tablepress_style', 11 );
function dequeue_tablepress_style(){
	wp_dequeue_style('tablepress-default' );
}

I’m having the same issue. It’s intermittently making a site of mine almost totally non-responsive. Oddly, if I disable the plugin, then activate it again, the site is ok – at least briefly.

FYI, get_pins_feed_list didn’t work for me, either.
But the do_shortcode function did.

I seriously doubt two people is “enough”, but I could use this feature as well.

(BTW, this plugin is really tight – much respect.)

@dwzemens
I can’t believe that worked!

That issue’s been killing me, and the best result I got before now was making sure all the scripts were in the footer, but that function inexplicably made the flash go away completely. Thanks a billion!

I know this is fairly old, but I found that for some reason taxonomies created with this plugin just cannot be queried. I don’t know what the issue is, but I discovered that if I registered the taxonomies myself in functions.php, I could query the taxonomies as expected. So it’s an issue with the plugin.

I came back to see if that issue had changed, but apparently it hasn’t.

Please disregard. Utter stupidity.

The WordPress installation in question was not setup by me, and simply has some issues with permissions, which I unfortunately do not have access to.

Thanks, but that’s not what I was looking for. I’m not looking to display information about the currently used template.

Let me try to be more clear:
I want a link to a post to specify the template with which the post is shown. Clicking on my hypothetical example above would display post 23 using the template named “special”.

I contacted the author of the plugin, and he informed me that YouVersion was updating their API, which is why the plugin is currently borked.

He said the plugin will be updated when the API is completed.

Nevermind, I think I’m abandoning this approach altogether!

I don’t know what version you’re working with, but all I had to do was click “Screen Options” then de-select the BlogPlay feed box to hide it in my dashboard.