Comments for WPSmith http://wpsmith.net My Journey with WordPress & Genesis Mon, 13 Feb 2012 16:26:02 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on How to Add More Icons to the Genesis Social Profiles Widget by Keith Davis http://wpsmith.net/2011/genesis/how-to-add-more-icons-to-the-genesis-social-profiles-widget/#comment-8888 Keith Davis Mon, 13 Feb 2012 16:26:02 +0000 http://wpsmith.net/?p=921#comment-8888 Hi Travis I'm using Nathan's plugin at the moment and want to add the Pinterest icon. When I found your post I thought brilliant!... but no Pinterest icon. Any chance you could add it? Pretty please. Hi Travis
I’m using Nathan’s plugin at the moment and want to add the Pinterest icon.

When I found your post I thought brilliant!… but no Pinterest icon.
Any chance you could add it?

Pretty please.

]]> Comment on Best Plugins for Creating Custom Post Types by deek http://wpsmith.net/2011/plugins/best-plugins-for-creating-custom-post-types/#comment-8844 deek Thu, 09 Feb 2012 15:56:38 +0000 http://wpsmith.net/?p=2682#comment-8844 Thanks, Travis. In your experience, would there be one that does obey Wordpress that you could recommend? I've also run across a different project that may let me have the best of both worlds, preserving current post types and shifting new post types over to the new method Pod proposes. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/pods/ For my current need of creating a simple database of links, it appears promising. Thanks, Travis. In your experience, would there be one that does obey WordPress that you could recommend?

I’ve also run across a different project that may let me have the best of both worlds, preserving current post types and shifting new post types over to the new method Pod proposes. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/pods/

For my current need of creating a simple database of links, it appears promising.

]]> Comment on Best Plugins for Creating Custom Post Types by Travis Smith http://wpsmith.net/2011/plugins/best-plugins-for-creating-custom-post-types/#comment-8843 Travis Smith Thu, 09 Feb 2012 15:48:12 +0000 http://wpsmith.net/?p=2682#comment-8843 Hello Deek, The plugins WON'T destroy current custom post types, then most of your sites would break if that were the case... However, some of the plugins don't follow WordPress best practices like prefixing the custom post type registration name (or rather HIGHLY encouraging the user to). This ALONE has more horrid ramifications than anything breaking countless sites (and then the user blames the plugin or WordPress when it was simply user error). Hello Deek,

The plugins WON’T destroy current custom post types, then most of your sites would break if that were the case… However, some of the plugins don’t follow WordPress best practices like prefixing the custom post type registration name (or rather HIGHLY encouraging the user to). This ALONE has more horrid ramifications than anything breaking countless sites (and then the user blames the plugin or WordPress when it was simply user error).

]]> Comment on Best Plugins for Creating Custom Post Types by deek http://wpsmith.net/2011/plugins/best-plugins-for-creating-custom-post-types/#comment-8842 deek Thu, 09 Feb 2012 15:23:22 +0000 http://wpsmith.net/?p=2682#comment-8842 Great round up. Thanks, Travis! Great round up. Thanks, Travis!

]]> Comment on Best Plugins for Creating Custom Post Types by deek http://wpsmith.net/2011/plugins/best-plugins-for-creating-custom-post-types/#comment-8841 deek Thu, 09 Feb 2012 15:22:36 +0000 http://wpsmith.net/?p=2682#comment-8841 Kendra, did you ever find an adequate solution for search cpt taxonomies? Another problem I am debating is that I already have custom post types that have been created for my site. Will these plugins destroy my old custom post types? Kendra, did you ever find an adequate solution for search cpt taxonomies?

Another problem I am debating is that I already have custom post types that have been created for my site. Will these plugins destroy my old custom post types?

]]> Comment on How to Create a Custom Form Field in Gravity Forms with a Terms of Service Form Field Example by Kevin http://wpsmith.net/2011/plugins/how-to-create-a-custom-form-field-in-gravity-forms-with-a-terms-of-service-form-field-example/#comment-8807 Kevin Mon, 06 Feb 2012 16:52:11 +0000 http://wpsmith.net/?p=6428#comment-8807 ISorry for not being clear... I have exactly what you show in your image under the heading: "Add the Editor Form JS" That's all, nothing happens when I click tabs, etc. So I missed some additional code somewhere as I only copied and pasted your "FULL CODE" into my functions.php. What else do I need to add elsewhere? Sorry... I don't usually do code but when I found this tutorial I realized it was exactly what I needed for my new tour registration pages. Thanks, Kevin ISorry for not being clear… I have exactly what you show in your image under the heading:
“Add the Editor Form JS”

That’s all, nothing happens when I click tabs, etc. So I missed some additional code somewhere as I only copied and pasted your “FULL CODE” into my functions.php. What else do I need to add elsewhere?

Sorry… I don’t usually do code but when I found this tutorial I realized it was exactly what I needed for my new tour registration pages.

Thanks,

Kevin

]]> Comment on How to Customize the Genesis Comment Form by David M http://wpsmith.net/2011/genesis/how-to-customize-the-genesis-comment-form/#comment-8805 David M Mon, 06 Feb 2012 15:50:19 +0000 http://wpsmith.net/?p=843#comment-8805 I figured it out. Just remove tabindex="1", tabindex="2" tabindex="3", tabindex="4" I figured it out. Just remove tabindex=”1″, tabindex=”2″ tabindex=”3″, tabindex=”4″

]]> Comment on How to Customize the Genesis Comment Form by David M http://wpsmith.net/2011/genesis/how-to-customize-the-genesis-comment-form/#comment-8804 David M Mon, 06 Feb 2012 15:40:15 +0000 http://wpsmith.net/?p=843#comment-8804 It's a Yootheme template. It just seems odds to me that this wouldn't be easily done. Obviously WordPress sees the value in tabbing between name, email, website and text box. Who are the people who are going to use that? The same ones who then tab to the submit button. Out of curiosity, could I replace the genesis/lib/structure/comments.php file with the one I'm currently using? Genesis is unusable to me if I can't complete this simple task. That would be unfortunate as I really like the framework. It’s a Yootheme template. It just seems odds to me that this wouldn’t be easily done. Obviously WordPress sees the value in tabbing between name, email, website and text box. Who are the people who are going to use that? The same ones who then tab to the submit button.

Out of curiosity, could I replace the genesis/lib/structure/comments.php file with the one I’m currently using? Genesis is unusable to me if I can’t complete this simple task. That would be unfortunate as I really like the framework.

]]> Comment on How to Customize the Genesis Comment Form by Travis Smith http://wpsmith.net/2011/genesis/how-to-customize-the-genesis-comment-form/#comment-8803 Travis Smith Mon, 06 Feb 2012 15:32:03 +0000 http://wpsmith.net/?p=843#comment-8803 I apologize... technically ANYTHING is possible. However, if you want to use the comment system WordPress provides itself and not re-write it, then it is not possible (to do it within the WP confines) at this time. What theme are you using that does this? I apologize… technically ANYTHING is possible. However, if you want to use the comment system WordPress provides itself and not re-write it, then it is not possible (to do it within the WP confines) at this time. What theme are you using that does this?

]]> Comment on How to Customize the Genesis Comment Form by David M http://wpsmith.net/2011/genesis/how-to-customize-the-genesis-comment-form/#comment-8802 David M Mon, 06 Feb 2012 15:20:40 +0000 http://wpsmith.net/?p=843#comment-8802 It's possible, Travis. The theme I'm currently using allows you to tab from Name to Email to Website to Text box to Submit Comment. You can check out the theme I'm currently using to test it yourself. Just click on my name. The submit button has this inline: input id="submit" type="submit" value="Submit Comment" tabindex="5" name="submit" The problem with Genesis, or I should say my problem anyway, is that I can't find the comment form submit button. The Name, Email, Website and Text field are tabindexed 1, 2, 3, and 4. Here's the text area: textarea id="comment" name="comment" cols="45" rows="8" tabindex="4" aria-required="true" It’s possible, Travis. The theme I’m currently using allows you to tab from Name to Email to Website to Text box to Submit Comment. You can check out the theme I’m currently using to test it yourself. Just click on my name.

The submit button has this inline: input id=”submit” type=”submit” value=”Submit Comment” tabindex=”5″ name=”submit”

The problem with Genesis, or I should say my problem anyway, is that I can’t find the comment form submit button. The Name, Email, Website and Text field are tabindexed 1, 2, 3, and 4. Here’s the text area:

textarea id=”comment” name=”comment” cols=”45″ rows=”8″ tabindex=”4″ aria-required=”true”

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