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Okay I found it. The shortcodes are [mstw_gs_table] and [mstw_gs_slider] and the direct link to the documentation is here.

By the way, to answer the actual topic question, the shortcodes are [mstw_gs_table] and [mstw_gs_slider] and the direct link to the documentation is here.

Hi Mark,

I’m wondering if you had a chance to address the responsive layout issue?

I saw this error as well and I have no issues with other plugins. If “debug” is not turned on in WordPress by default, then I did not turn it on. Perhaps the next version can avoid this error message to avoid confusion.

Great question!

Gracias!

So to further explain question #1 and #4: [mstw-tr-roster] is the shortcode to be placed on any page or post. At minimum, you should specify a team and maybe the roster-type. (Even before you create the post/page containing the shortcode, you should add a team or so and at least 1 player per team. So for example, I used [mstw-tr-roster team=6u roster-type=baseball-high-school] because I wanted to display the roster of a team I called 6u (well that was the slug, actually) in a certain table format. All of this is explained in the above link.

Now, any answers to questions #2 and #3?

Thanks.

(Also, for the original poster, it’d be nice if you explained where you found your answers instead of just mentioning you figured it out. This could help countless others.)

This is one of the most difficult plugins ever to understand. I do not see a definitive place for documentation. Like,
1.) What is the EXACT shortcode (or set of shortcodes) for the plugins
2.) Why is the admin left sidebar icon for Team Rosters missing? ((/wp-content/plugins/team-rosters/images/mstw-admin-menu-icon.png))
3.) Why is there a teams submenu (taxonomy) when there’s also a Teams taxonomy called MSTW Teams? Are the two not meant to work with each other?
4.) Is there a place that shows examples of how to display a player profile page on the front end? (I assume a page w/ a single shortcode would do the trick?)

Why can’t the documentation be available when installed?

I have experienced this error. It happens the very first time the plugin is installed. It disappears after the first time you complete a backup. Apparently if there has never been a backup, this error appears. It’s a minor cosmetic bug.

One time, the Backup button wouldn’t respond no matter how many times I refreshed the page. I uninstalled and reinstalled and it worked fine. I’m use the newest version of Google Chrome on Windows 7.

Great plugin! I will look for the paid version.

I got the same fatal error as above. I have a zip file compressed using Windows 7 w/ 221 images and a basic CSV file. The CSV is based on the sample included in the plugin itself.

I didn’t find any thorough instructions describing the 3 tabs and the differences between each. This is most frustrating.

Bingo! That is specifically the problem. I am using a theme that, for whatever reason, is hiding the Products menu. You’re awesome! The theme is called Hotec, designed for hotels. It has special posts called Rooms, Events, Portfolios and Galleries. The Hotec top-level menu (which serves as the theme’s options area) is just under the WooCommerce menu item instead of Products.

I will need to reach out to the ThemeForest developer and see if he/she can address the issue. Thanks for the prompt follow-up. Support is key when it comes to plugins and such and you’re on-point. ??

That’s correct. The Products menu does not exist. The only top level menu is “WooCommerce” which contains all of the Setting tabs as subcategory menu items. ??

Okay. I will carefully try the tutorial, as it seems very thorough. I will let you know how I make out. Thanks, figaro.

cPanel is exactly how I did the install. I’ll watch the video again.

I don’t think there’s a “Tools” menu.