ninetienne

This is great. You’re awesome. I’ll give it a shot, when I have some free time and post back. Thank you very much!

Oh, thank you very much. I do understand the reason behind this and would like to thank you to provide an option to disable it.

Sounds great!

Thanks a lot ??

Sounds great, but the body_class filter doesn’t pass a parameter and we need the integer of the column size, otherwise we won’t be able to change gridable--col hand-span-3 to simply col-3.

Well, I’m not a good coder anyway ??

Thanks for the update! I managed to dequeue the standard Gridable stylesheet and change the row class.

However, changing the column class seems a little bit more complicated.

I would like to change gridable--col hand-span-3 to simply col-md-3.

I tried the gridable_sh_col_classes filter, but the available $size seems to contain not the integer, but an array.

So this won’t work:

add_filter( 'gridable_sh_col_classes', 'custom_gridable_classes' );

function custom_gridable_classes( $size ) {
	$classes = array( 'col-md-', $size );
	return $classes;
}

Instead this will work:

add_filter( 'gridable_sh_col_classes', 'custom_gridable_classes' );

function custom_gridable_classes( $sizes ) {
	// Implode array.
	$size = implode( '', $sizes );
	// Remove all non-numeric characters, so that we get the size of the column as integer.
	$size = preg_replace( '/[^0-9]/', '', $size );
	// Save the only class as array.
	$classes = array( 'col-md-' . $size );
	// Return the array.
	return $classes;
}

Looks dirty ??

I wish we could change the class names of columns with a simple string (or an array, like in my first example).

Thanks anyway!

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by ninetienne.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by ninetienne.

I’ve just tested it, and it’s working fine. Thanks a lot!

Thank you so much!

Seems like a solution.

Could you please provide some more details, how to update the post_views_counter_settings_display option? It’s a serialized array, and I’m afraid to mess it up.

Thanks a lot!

Same issue here ??

OK, agreed ??

I think it’s safe to allow shortcodes from admin users only.

Thanks, anyway.

Hi Julien,

I’ve installed WP Code Highlight.js plugin and it’s working fine when inserting a [code] shortcode in the ticket body (first message), however Awesome Support seems to strip out the shortcodes from the tickets messages (answers), so we're no longer able to use [code]. However pre and code html tags are working fine.

I would still prefer Awesome Support not to strip out the shortcodes.

Is it possible?

OK, I got it.

You have to edit and save in Text (not Visual) tab of the WYSIWYG.

@julien, done!

Many thanks, Julien!

Awesome Support indeed ??