If you’re referring to the category title, if you check the documentation, you can see there’s a parameter for that: catlink – Show the title of the category with a link to the category. Use the template system to customize its display using the variable $cat_link_string. Default is ‘no’. Ex: [catlist catlink=yes]. The way it’s … Read more
Fernando, the plugin’s developer, has graciously added the feature to a new version of the plugin. I’m impressed and very grateful.
get_the_time() takes the same format as the PHP date() function for its parameter. Thus, get_the_time(‘F d, Y’) would produce January 09, 2012 for today.
I’m not quite sure why your template changes aren’t taking — it looks like you’re doing what you should. If you’d like to fix the problem via CSS, adding these rules to your styles.css file would make that page look nice: .lcp_catlist li { margin: 0; list-style: none; } .lcp_catlist li img { margin: 5px … Read more
It uses the get_the_post_thumbnail function: Gets Post Thumbnail as set in post’s or page’s edit screen and returns an HTML image element representing a Post Thumbnail, if there is any, otherwise an empty string. The other options you mention are not included in the plugin now, but they will be considered for future versions.
Actually, I should include this as an option on the plugin. Right now the code looks like this: $info = ‘<a href=”‘ . get_permalink($single->ID).'” >’ . $single->post_title . ‘</a>’; So this generates a simple link: <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/44467/yourpost.html”>Post Title</a> I’ll see what I can do on a next version to make this customizable, but in the … Read more
I believe so. I think this is the plugin you’re using: https://github.com/picandocodigo/List-Category-Posts The doc says you can use excludeposts, so you’d use: [catlist categorypage=yes post_type=page excludeposts=<ID_OF_PAGE>]
according to the list of supported parameters you can possibly use it with a custom post type by setting post_type to any, but it doesn’t appear to support custom taxonomies.
This was implemented for version 0.36 with the link_target attribute: link_target – Select the target attribute for links to posts (target=_blank, _self, _parent, _top, framename). Example: [catlink id=3 link_target=_blank] will create: <a href=”http://localhost/wordpress/?p=45″ title=”Test post” target=”_blank”>Test post</a> Stay tuned for version 0.36 to update.
Not sure but i think you don’t need to use commas , so try [catlist name=member-directory orderby=title order=ASC numberposts=-1]