zymeth25

Maybe it was another plugin, similar to ours, that showed the content by default, because this plugin, if you use [catlist name="whatever"] should do exactly what you are describing – show a list of post titles without content or anything else. You should read the plugin’s documentation to learn about the myriad different options you can use, but adding excerpt=yes or content=yes could be what you are aiming for.

Have you read the documentation? The key is the plugin should be used by adding specific shortcodes to your posts.

What post type are the posts you want to list? Posts or pages?

This is not a conflict, this is a warning that does not affect how your site works. It should only appear in your server logs, if it appers on the front end it means your WordPress is misconfigured – you have debug mode enabled and it should never be in production.

The warnings will disappear with a future release of LCP but it is totally safe to ignore them for now. Just make sure debug mode is disabled so that no logs are spamming the front end.

• This reply was modified 7 months, 2 weeks ago by zymeth25.

Thanks for reporting, the fix will be included in the next release. Meanwhile, if you want to get it sooner feel free to download the development version from Github.

There is a feature available via a shortcode parameter tags_as_class but there is none for categories, i.e. categories_as_class. I will save this as a feature request and since this is rather simple to implement, I hope it will be included in the next release.

The problem is this is too specific – it needs a feature that would parse every post’s title, find a date matching a specific format and sort based on that. This is something developers do for their clients as a specific customisation.

The thing is your client, for their convenience, does something that is rather bad practice. There are several ways to solve this problem if they could be convinced to do at least one more thing other than putting the date in the title. For instance, if you created a custom field for all posts called, say, “custom-date”, you could then use LCP plugin’s custom field sorting features. All yor client would have to do is always remember to set a value to that custom field.

Hope this helps.

Hi

The answer is in the documentation, use the categorypage feature.

I don’t quite understand what the problem is. If you mean disabling the more link feature, the widget already provides this option.

Please read this post and provide additional information.

This question has been asked before but I couldn’t find the relevant thread. But in general: yes, it’s possible but you have to do it in a custom template and you also need something to count those views, to my best knowledge WordPress doesn’t provide this feature out of the box. So in your custom template you would have to add the code that displays the numbers, this code probably would come form a plugin that counts post views.

Thanks for reporting. This is fixed in 0.89.5.

Doing it dynamically with user interface and checkboxes is outside the scope and intended usage of this plugin, you would have to code it in your theme or custom plugin to allow each post to have a special image assigned and toggled in the editor. Once you have done that you can easily display it with the thumbnail feature of List Category Posts or with a custom template, depending on how you implemented the images. Hope this helps.

Thanks for testing. You can safely upgrade to the next version when it is released, it will include this change.

So you confirm the dev version solved your problem?