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Which description? category description, link description, or a custom text?

They’re on the installation and on the faq page of the plugin.

Note that you can use comma-separated lists for some shortcodes, eg
[link-library-cats categorylistoverride=”1,6,15″]

Was my previous answer what you needed?

You can place the shortcode anywhere you can place html.

Not sure about your image… is that a widget? Can you give me the website url?

Right now it’s only displaying the image, meaning you de-activated it, or you didn’t select the correct gallery, or your theme or another plugin is causing a conflict. Maybe the fancybox that comes with your theme?

how about [link-library-cats categorylistoverride=”48″][link-library-cats categorylistoverride=”50″]

or did I misunderstand?

It says here that when a specified sidebar or sidebar.php isn’t found it will use sidebar.php from wp-includes/theme-compat/

I can confirm that the theme I’m testing doesn’t have a sidebar.php template, and that it’s using the one from the theme-compat folder.

Perhaps locate template can be used to check sidebar template.

And forget what I wrote above about menu’s. I was merely referring to themes having non-standard stuff like menu’s, sidebars etc and that apparently wordpress can detect this.

I’m using this code in the link library stylesheet. Searchll width is for adjusting the input box.

#llsearch input {
    display: inline;
}
#searchll {
    width: 65%;
}

Can’t help you with a different button though.

The [ link-library ] shortcode is only for displaying links. It’s not intended for displaying categories at all.

The [ link-library-cats ] shortcode is only for displaying cats. It’s not intended for displaying links.

So if you want links and cats you must put both shortcodes on the page.

I know it confused me the first time I started using link library, because I thought that [ link-library settings=1 ] would simply display everything from library 1. IT DOES NOT! A library is a “merge” of the links/cats/search settings, and the settings=x determines which library is used for that specific shortcode functionality.

So:
[ link-library settings=1 ] means display links and use link settings specified in library 1.

[link-library-cats settings=2 ] means display categories and use the category settings specified in library 2.

There’s a whole lot more to it, like using cats overrides and how search results are filtered, but the above should give you basic understanding of how the plugin operates.

Hey vidalissette, did you find a fix for this?

Sorry I never replied. Been so busy that I forgot about it.

It probably is the old js/jquery stuff built into my theme. Despite promises it was never updated, and I will change theme in the near future.

In the meantime, can I update the plugin and replace the dtpicker folder with the old one from v3.1?

@osmosisinc:
I hadn’t noticed before, but there is indeed a breezingforms directory. It’s not in the plugins folder (where one would expect it) but in the wp-content folder. Thinking it was an install bug I removed that folder and the /plugins/breezing-forms folder and reinstalled the plugin, to find that the breezingforms folder gets created after activating the plugin and first-time viewing its admin page (where it creates db tables).

@crosstec:
thanks for info about the joomla framework. Is that what’s inside the breezingforms directory? Can it be that the non-standard folder causes problems like I reported here or conflicts with other plugins?
(perhaps an advanced wp user like esmi could comment on this as well)

Perhaps you think conflicts with other plugins are not your problem, but your plugins features (like the script and pieces) would make it great to use within, or make it interact with, other plugins (and more users means more sales, right?)

Despite some issues I love this plugin and will buy it after finding out what causes the issue I reported.

@osmosisinc: Your help is appreciated. Just not by everyone ??

Then leave the review as it is.

This world ain’t perfect.

Peace!

Actually, “wpisnew” is not what itsazzad invented, it’s what the devs used:

\wp-content\plugins\breezing-forms\platform\administrator\components\com_breezingforms\admin.breezingforms.php

Line 80:     $wpisnew = '###';
 Line 81:     JFile::write(WP_CONTENT_DIR.DS.'breezingforms'.DS.'WPISNEW',$wpisnew);

The above is from v1.2.7.x

There’s lots of references to joomla in the code, so I understand where that’s coming from.

Agree. Beyond help.

Never heard of human error.