outofhouse

Fixed: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/mz82ng9uxxom4g1wqlptl/woo-rfq-for-woocommerce.zip?rlkey=461pjdcyl5r9lwvt8155nj387&e=1&st=terkhf66&dl=0

Yes – that has fixed the issue thanks!

Hi @2bearstudio

My client seems to be having a similar issue – it happens when the core WordPress plugin files are updated. I wonder whether there was a way we could share a list of our plugins to see if there are any similarities in our setups..?

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Sorry – that wasn’t meant to be a sarcastic thanks! Cheers for having a look at this.

thanks

Hi

I couldn’t see any settings in JetPack to avoid this so have disabled it (I did have to switch off JetPack’s social icons to stop them displaying in the excerpt). I use another plugin (Essential Grid) to display grids of posts on this site and JetPack wasn’t injecting anything after the excerpts for these grids.

It seems the templating option I used to design around your plugin was allowing JetPack to add share buttons and extra info (although I haven’t checked if it’s doing the same for your standard widgets and shortcodes that don’t use custom templating. The only way to stop it was to disable Jet pack.

Might be worth having a look – I presume it should be an easy enough thing to recreate if there is an issue there. It would be nice to use JetPack at some point in the future as I was using it’s security and backup features.

Thanks
Rob

Ok – SOLVED – seems like Jetpack was adding this to any excerpts. Have disabled it and all is well again.

Update – I have tried turning other plugins off but this makes no difference.

Sorry here’s the full functions.php file code (didn’t swipe it all first time round!)

/**Add related posts section**/
add_filter( 'the_content', 'add_related_posts_after_post_content' );
function add_related_posts_after_post_content( $content ) {
 
    //check if it's a single post page.
    if ( is_single() ) {
 
        // check if we're inside the main loop
        if ( in_the_loop() && is_main_query() ) {
 
            // add your own attributes here (between the brackets [ ... ])
            $shortcode = '[related_posts_by_tax posts_per_page="3" title="Related Articles" image_size="large" format="thumbnail_excerpt"]';
 
            // add the shortcode after the content
            $content = $content . $shortcode;
        }
    }
 
    return $content;
}

/*hook in a new related posts grid*/
add_filter( 'related_posts_by_taxonomy_template', 'rpbt_thumbnail_exerpt_format_template', 10, 3 );
 
// Return the right template for the thumbnail_excerpt format
function rpbt_thumbnail_exerpt_format_template( $template, $type, $format ) {
    if ( isset( $format ) && ( 'thumbnail_excerpt' === $format ) ) {
        return 'related-posts-thumbnail-excerpts.php';
    }
    return $template;
}

// Create new format thumbnail_excerpt for use in widget and shortcode
add_action( 'wp_loaded', 'rpbt_thumbnail_excerpt_format', 11 );
 
function rpbt_thumbnail_excerpt_format() {
 
    if ( !class_exists( 'Related_Posts_By_Taxonomy_Defaults' ) ) {
        return;
    }
 
    $defaults = Related_Posts_By_Taxonomy_Defaults::get_instance();
 
    // Add the new format .
    $defaults->formats['thumbnail_excerpt'] = __( 'Thumbnail with excerpt' );
}

// Return posts with post thumbnails for the thumbnail_excerpt format.
add_filter( 'related_posts_by_taxonomy_shortcode_atts', 'rpbt_thumbnail_exerpt_args' ); // shortcode
add_filter( 'related_posts_by_taxonomy_widget_args', 'rpbt_thumbnail_exerpt_args' ); // widget
 
function rpbt_thumbnail_exerpt_args( $args ) {
    if (  'thumbnail_excerpt' === $args['format'] ) {
        $args['post_thumbnail'] = true;
    }
 
    return $args;
}

It would be fairly easy for the author to add this functionality and it would really make the plugin a lot better.

If you don’t mind hacking the plugin, you could change the code in ultimate-posts-widget.php

Add an extra array in the section starting at line 167.

The full section looks like this:

$args = array(
        'posts_per_page' => $number,
        'order' => $order,
        'orderby' => $orderby,
        'category__in' => $cats,
        'tag__in' => $tags,
        'post_type' => $types,
        'post__not_in' => array($post->ID)
      );

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by outofhouse.

Ah – great. I didn’t realise you’d set it up to be so easily child themed like WooThemes!

Thanks!

I’m wanting to display the widget as inline-block. I can do it by adding a div at the beginning of the widget_start.php and a closing div at the end of the widget_end.php. I want to do inline-block as it’s easier to make it all fluid within my theme…

You can see here what I’m doing: https://eureka-ski.ooh-websites.co.uk/properties/

Anyway, just thought it would be a great addition if the entire widget had a class assigned to it…

Ok – thanks. I think people would love that functionality (even if it was a paid-for add-on!). I’m currently creating an apartment booking site so sliders to control number of guests, bedrooms required, distance from town etc. would really improve the filtering…

Yes – thanks. Sorry for lack of reply (been away for a quick break!)…