[Ian]

David,

Yes I am running the latest versions of the theme and Swift Framework. Sorry the error on the page was generated by some code I was working with Mohammad on addressing another issue.

I am still seeing the shortcode in the popup now that I have removed the other code.

-Ian

[Ian]

Mohammad,

This code works fine for limiting the post types that are returned but does not change the order in which they are returned.

-Ian

[Ian]

Hi Guys,

Still having issues with this. Take a look at this directory and click on the map marker with the open cup. I am getting page builder code even though an excerpt has been provided.

-Ian

[Ian]

Unfortunately this results in an error

Fatal error: Class 'sf_alt_menu_walker' not found in /home/isterne/public_html/sandboxes/sandbox9/wp-content/themes/atelier/includes/overrides/sf-theme-functions.php on line 1399

-Ian

[Ian]

Thanks!

Not sure how I read past that several times. 🙁

-Ian

[Ian]

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[Ian]

David,

The advantage of the plugin:
• It allows you to switch themes, for troubleshooting or upgrading
• It allows you to run scripts in front end, back end or both
• Easily turn scripts on and off for troubleshooting or when running special promotions

-Ian

[Ian]

David,

For some reason my post is not showing in the forum, might be the link I included to a plugin.
I don’t work for them it’s not an ad, it just helps with development best practices.

-Ian

[Ian]

Thanks Kyle love working with you guys!

-Ian

[Ian]

In truth you can use the SPB sections now by adding the shortcode for the SPB section in the content area of the modal. I am using this on a few sites so that it is easier for me to keep the content consistent across the site.

I just thought that adding a “USE SPB SECTION” pull down would make things quick and easy for average users.

[Ian]

If a another plugin is used it would make it difficult to have the custom post look and behave like standard posts. Atelier already lets you choose a custom post type for both the blog and recent posts page builder element, it just makes sense to be able to change how the posts are filtered.

As for implementation I would suggest under “Advanced Options” just below “POST TYPE OVERRIDE” that another pull down with “TAXONOMY OVERRIDE” be added.

I would appreciate if you would pass this on to the developer so he could evaluate how difficult this would be to implement.

I use custom post types often in my work and most themes are not much help with this. Atelier is just one small step away from making this easy.

-Ian

[Ian]

Currently you can only filter by category, this makes sense for blog posts, but for custom post types other taxonomies may be desired.

Author for books perhaps or in my case “Solutions” for “Guides”.

[Ian]

Having the same problem, I will try the fix, but is this scheduled to be fixed in an update? Notice it was not fixed in the latest one.

-Ian

[Ian]

Here is an option that works in Woocommerce 2.4. You could place it in your functions.php, but I would suggest using Code Snippets it makes things much easier to manage.

/* Change Woocommerce Default Value Text */
add_filter('gettext',  'choose_option');
add_filter('ngettext',  'choose_option');

function choose_option($translated) {
     $translated = str_ireplace('Choose an option',  'Select Size',  $translated);
     return $translated;
}

This will change the option throughout your site!

-Ian

[Ian]

Had the same problem, here is a solution that works in Woocommerce 2.4. You can add this to your functions.php file. Although I use Code Snippets to make it easier to manage things.

/* Change Woocommerce Default Value Text */
add_filter('gettext',  'choose_option');
add_filter('ngettext',  'choose_option');

function choose_option($translated) {
     $translated = str_ireplace('Choose an option',  'Select Size',  $translated);
     return $translated;
}

This will change the option across your entire site.