MsRoamingHeart

So much better, thank you. Now I just need “categories”, “tags” and “status” to appear on separate lines because everything is overlapping on mobile devices.

I should be able to do this with CSS.

Hello, what is the status of this? I just installed the plugin and went to New Article from a BP profile and the editor that was available was pretty crappy.

UPDATED: Please see the bottom for my update

Hello, I am in urgent need of this. I need to replace whatever markup there is for displaying each post in the loop to one that uses get_template_part().

Ok, I have removed the markup from the get_articles() inside of wp-content/plugins/social-articles/includes/social-articles-manage-functions.php

However, my change will be replaced when the plugin updates. Any way you can change the get_articles() to display the posts by using get_template_page() instead of hardcoded HTML? This way, the markup won’t change any time after that that the plugin is updated.

Hello, I am looking for the same solution.

Also, any way to change the link in the adminbar from “Social Articles” to something else?

Great! I’m very excited to see how this develops. Unfortunately, as for right now I’m going to have to stay with BuddyPress because it already has all of the components I’m looking for but I will consider switching to PeepSo (or installing it on a new WP site) once more features become developed. It does look very slick.

I think I’m experiencing the same problem. I’m looking at my BP activity feed and the lines read “User 1 and Profile Picture of User 2 Are Now Friends”. The image is broken and it is displaying the alt text in place of where the profile picture for user 2 is supposed to be. Looking at the source code, I see it’s trying to link to the photo “//www.domain.com/wp-content/plugins/bp-cover//images/default_user.jpg&s=20&r=G”. First of all that link doesn’t look right which is probably why it’s broken and displaying the alt text and second of all, User 2 has an avatar so why is that not being shown?

I need a solution for this urgently because I cannot make my site live until it is fixed.

Also just to add, I’m exoeriencing the issue on version 2.3.2.1 and 2.3.2.2 (do you really need to have that many numbers for your versions?)

I’ll be interested in PeepSo when forums and groups are implemented. Also polls and integration with MyCred.

Julio,

Your plugin is flawed. Stop marking this as resolved until you solve the issue. I have not replaced the URL in the menu like I thi k Bern did. Mine still reads #bawregister# as tbe URL in the menu. When a use is logged out the text properly reads “Register” when the user is logged in, the text reads “#bawregister#” but it should be invisible.

I tweaked the code in the previous version of the script to hide the register link which still appears when the user is logged in. The link appears as “#bawregister#”. I have updated the plugin hoping you had fixed the issue but I see that my changes were reverted (as expected) but the issue is not fixed. Everything works fine for the log in/log out but when a user is logged in, the link “#bawregister#” still appears. So I’ll be implementing the changes I made last time to work around this.

That’s great. Thank you!

Same here. I have a CPT-onomy called “Destinations” and it only shows on the admin menu after I create a second, fake CPT-onomy. The new, second CPT-onomy is hidden even though I have “Public”, “Show in Admin Menu”, and “Show in Admin Bar” all set to true. I tried adding a third, fake CPT-onomy but the second and third ones still do not show up.

I think this is what you are looking for:

<?php
    // get_the_ID() will return the ID of the actor
    $movies = get_the_terms(get_the_ID(), 'movie' );

    if(!empty($movies)): ?>

<ul>
            <?php foreach($movies AS $movie):
                $movie_post = get_post($movie->term_id);
                $move_content = $movie_post->post_content;
                $movie_permalink = get_permalink($movie->term_id);
            ?>

<li>
                    <h3><a>"><?php echo $movie->name; ?></a></h3>
                    <?php echo $movie_content; ?>
                </li>
            <?php wp_reset_postdata(); endforeach; ?>
        </ul>
    <?php else: ?>
        <?php echo "No movies have been associated with this actor"; ?>
    <?php endif; ?>

That response did not help at all. What related code? Which file?

And I’m referring to the bar that comes across the top of the screen by the way and not the links that have been added to the menu on the left of the screen, if that helps at all.

Same, bummer

I found out what the problem was and have found an interim solution though I am still interested in a jQuery solution that hides the menu when the avatar is clicked and will look into it further.

First let me clarify by saying I don’t want the entire adminbar hidden as I was using that term before, I merely want the drop down list of links hidden which appears when the avatar is clicked.

The issue I was having was caused by having the #wpadminbar element with a fixed position to the top of the page. When the position is not fixed, the user is able to scroll down and click on any open space outside of the adminbar in order to close it. Another issue my fixed admin bar was causing was that the drop down was larger than the screen on my phone and certain links at the bottom of the menu were being cut off so that the user could not navigate to those pages. Also, because the height of the menu was greater than my screen, the user would not be able to click on any free space outside of the menu in order to close it.

Therefore what I did was to set the following CSS

#wpadminbar .ab-sub-wrapper {
    max-height: 350px !IMPORTANT;
    overflow: auto !IMPORTANT;
}

the .ab-sup-wrapper is the unit that contains the links. With this interim solution, some links are cut off but they are able to be reached by scrolling through the menu. Also, the menu does not take up the entire height of my device allowing users to click out of it. I have the above CSS set for media screens 400px and less.