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Stephen SherrardKeymasterThis can already be done in one of two ways:
- If you’re a developer and understand how the action and filter hooks work in WordPress, then you can look at my code where there is an output filter on just about every line of text that appears on the public side. You can tap into that filter hook and change any of that text with a fairly simple function you can add to your theme’s functions.php file.
- Or, you can spend less than $10 to help support ongoing development and purchase the Customizer extension, which allows you to easily modify or suppress any of those public side text strings that my plugin creates.
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Stephen SherrardKeymasterI’m assuming you already installed the PTA Shortcodes plugin:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/pta-shortcodes/Once that is installed, there will be a PTA button on the visual editor. It’s needs to be in visual mode to see that.
If you have upgraded to 5.0.3 and are now using the crappy Gutenberg “blocks” editor, then, no, you won’t see a shortcodes button, as that editor is not compatible with shortcode generators that were made for the classic TinyMCE editor. I have not built any “blocks” for the PTA plugins, nor do I have any plans to do so in the near future.
I highly recommend you install the “Classic Editor” plugin (one of the most installed plugins these days, with over 2 million active installations, since everyone hates the Gutenberg editor) so you can get back to the regular “classic” WordPress editor:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/classic-editor/Stephen SherrardKeymasterThanks Don!
I keep thinking about a total rewrite, and it’s something I would like to do, I’m just so swamped with custom projects, as well as projects in my recording studio, that I haven’t been able to find the time (and still spend some time with my family, at least). Someday, maybe.
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- This reply was modified 6 years ago by Stephen Sherrard.
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Stephen SherrardKeymasterNot currently possible the way the database structure is setup.
See this:
https://stephensherrardplugins.com/support/topic/more-features-or-reworked-pro-version/You would just have to make it clear in the task title, or sheet description (or title), that it’s for a whole week.
If you set it up as a multi-day event, the start date and end dates should be calculated based on the first and last task dates entered. However, you can “cheat” and edit the pta_sus_sheets database table and change the last_date for the sheet, so at least in the list of sheets it will show the desired end date.
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- This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by Stephen Sherrard.
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