Rexford Haugen

If anyone else runs into the issue of robots.txt returning a 404 on NGINX, if have anything like the following in your configs, it will break the virtual robots.txt support in WordPress:

location = /robots.txt {
        allow all;
        log_not_found off;
        access_log off;
}

I solved this issue by adding the following within that statement:

try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php;

They are explicitly written. I didn’t even see that button. Thanks!

Excellent. Thank you.

I noticed the change log only goes to 1.2.1 and does not have any info for 1.3 which is the current version per WordPress. Any chance we can get an updated change log?

For my site, I found that MobileChief changed my .htaccess rules which conflicted with W3TotalCache. I had to wipe out .htaccess and rebuild from scratch to make my site function again.

Nevermind, “Post Name” is WP3.3. The WP3.3 server I have is set to “Post Name” and the WP3.2.1 server is set to “Custom Structure” with /%postname% (it doesn’t have a / at the end, might make a difference).

Is it set to “Custom Structure” or “Post Name”?

To my knowledge, I didn’t have to make any changes on my sites, it worked by default. Under Settings > Permalinks, what is your setup?

Thank you.

My apologies, I replied in haste, it looks like on a default install you cannot change the /wp_super_faq/ part of the permalink. However, if you install the Custom Permalinks plugin, it allows you to change that portion.

I am using both of these plugins in combination on WP 3.3 and 3.2.1.

You should be able to change the link just as you change the permalink for Posts and Pages. You can set the answer styles just as you would set them on the page (using either the visual or HTML WordPress editor). To change the question style add this (edited to your needs of course) to the end of your theme’s style.css Effectively, the FAQ is just a custom post type.

To show the FAQ Category in which the FAQ was posted, you have to edit your theme’s search.php file.

Replace Posted in <?php the_category(', ') ?> with Posted in <?php $terms_as_text = get_the_term_list( $post->ID, 'wp_super_faq_category', '', ', ', '' ) ; echo strip_tags($terms_as_text);?>.

Awesome, I look forward to seeing it. This is a great plugin and I can’t wait to set it get better. If you need any help, feel free to let me know. I’m new to PHP and JS but I am happy to help.

One thing though is that in order to get the styles to match, one must remove the <span class='wp-super-faq-triangle'>▶</span> from wp_super_faq.php.

In a future update, do you think you might update the plugin so that the triangle can be enabled/disabled or changed for an image in the plugin settings?

Resolved by using jQuery Collapse-O-Matic along with WP Super FAQ.

Example post or page content below:

[expand title="Category 1"][wp_super_faq show_specific_category=1][/expand]
[expand title="Category 2"][wp_super_faq show_specific_category=2][/expand]