willemso

Hello Craig,

no, this is not included on the code at the moment.

It could rather easily be added in the “category.php” file by adding an additional check ie. “parent = only”, and duplicating the already existing lines of code, but changing;

if ($category->parent != 0 to if ($category->parent == 0

To be honest I have little time available at the moment to make the changes myself, test all code an push it to production. So if you have the skills you could give it a go, otherwise it will take some time (like in more then a month).
sorry.

Hi Craig, Simon,

That’s the first time I’ve seen this error. Happy to see Simon found a work around, could you give it a go?

Will see if I can find some time to update the code, although this might take some time.

Tanks Simon!

I haven′t tried it on WP6 nor Beaver, but my guess it might be cause due Beaver Builder.

Does Beaver have an option to insert plain text instead of a visual text box? If so can you enter the code in the plain text instead of the visual text editor? This is often an issue on Elementor (another builder).

You could also try to use &#10 or &#13 instead of &#010 / &#013

Ok, clear!
If you would just enter a regular br, what happens?

And can you give some info on the WP version, theme..?

Hello Craig

In your short code, can you remove the white spaces between & # and 013?
The forum doesn’t allow to add this code in the comments, so can’t post the exact code. So if you remove this spaces in your WP app it should work fine!

Hello Niklas

Sure, I just tried it.
However no luck on my staging location.

I must say I updated from 7.03 to 7.04, so maybe I should have tried it from 6.7 to 7.04.
Anyways, I logged a request on the given location.

Will hear you or your colleagues very soon.

Hi Niklas,

I’ve tried it on our testing environment, but Mollie is broken again.

We’re running Mollie Versie 7.0.3. Woocommerce Versie 6.3.1, WordPress Nl_BE 5.9.2
So no other plugins active, nor any custom code and Mollie settings are nowhere to be found after updating. For a customer it would also be impossible to pay.

Hello,
Took me some time but made a clone of the site, re-downloaded all plugin updates; problem solved.

Will install on production next week and see how it goes.
Thanks

Hello imjinoh

Thank you for your kind words.
I can not see something wrong with your shortcode. Although I have never experienced an issue of using multiple ones on one page.

The behavior is as expected. Looping through the code you arrive at:
includes/category.php
linenumber: 79

There, the script, it looks at what value is present in the array for the Parent. Its looking for the available value for: [parent] However when using multiple nested values there′s an issue. It only shows its direct Parent. So for you to work, it should order all categories, and then output the data.

This is a function on my to do list, but due to limited time (it′s a free plugin : ) I did not yet have the time to implement a fix for it.

If you know a bit of coding, this would be a good starting place:
https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/37285/custom-taxonomy-get-the-terms-listing-in-order-of-parent-child

This describes the issue you have, in the original poster his topic.
47 is child of 46 is child of 39. You can see the array only outputs its direct Parent at [parent].

If one would add the suggested order scripts, before building the output in my script it should be fixed for your issue?

You′re welcome!
I′ll mark this topic “resolved”.

If you′re happy with the plugin, please leave me a review ??

Wordpress editor converted the quote, the should be " not”

Hi there,

Please try:
[show_post_categories show="category" hyperlink="yes"]

Please mind the quote’s, that should be: ” not:”

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Hi Pedro,

What shortcode did you use?

ps, have a look at their “Custom Post Type UI Extended”, I only looked at it briefly but I think their paid plugin does what you′re after.