wzeallor

I just uninstalled and reinstalled. Now, I’m getting just 3 new queries.

You’re right. It was more like 160 for me.

Yes. This crashed my site earlier today.

cool. you put a lot of good work into this.

Alright, I figured this out. This plugin only works when three conditions are met:

• You are using tags.
• The tags are being used in a published post.
• The tags are being used in a public post.

If those conditions are not met, WordPress records the tag-use count as ‘0’ and simple tags does not function.

So, for the heck of it, to get suggested tags to work, lines 166-169 become:

}
			if ( $this->options['use_suggested_tags'] == 1 )
				wp_enqueue_script('st-helper-suggested-tags');

Sounds neat! Your RPP is the best. WordPress couldn’t do it better.

I don’t have Rarst’s issue but, when I tinker with my design, I like to view it as a guest would. Perhaps make it a parameter?

I tried it with depth=1 (the top categories have double digits) and got the same result.

The only way I’ve been able to get around this is to choose “tags” change the code to:

if( $options['mode'] != "cats" ){
		ob_start();
		// wp_tag_cloud( $options['args'] );
		$cats = wp_list_categories('title_li=&hierarchical=0&style=0&echo=0');
		$search = '<a';
		$replace = '<a style="font-size: 8pt;"';
		$cats = str_replace($search, $replace, $cats);
		echo $cats;
		$tagcloud = urlencode( str_replace( "&nbsp;", " ", ob_get_clean() ) );
	}

I take that back. They’re there but the font size is too small.

Nah doesn’t work for me still. Looking through your plugin’s superb settings, I’ve found that it’s completely unnecessary anyway. I’m using

if (function_exists('related_posts')) {
	related_posts();
}

I’ve set the “display if no results” to empty and the before and after to what was echoed.

Thanks for your work!

This works but I had to change line two of:

if (function_exists('related_posts_exist')) {
	if (related_posts_exist()) {
		echo '<div class="related"><strong>Related Posts:</strong><ul>';
		related_posts();
		echo'</ul></div>';
	}
}

to

if (related_posts()) {

which I think is odd because I thought that related_posts_exist was meant for how I used it.

No change for me.

2.0.3 returns no results. But I haven’t received an error message.

you can’t.