Updated plugins

Published: 09-05-2011

Hi Everyone,

We’ve been kinda busy, so there haven’t been much updates really. Today I found some time to update the plugins.

Page manager is no longer supported, because you should use WP’s Custom Menu’s. Also, it is removed from the CMS plugin as well as the other menu title, since this is also a feature in Custom Menu’s.

Multiple content blocks now supports custom post types.

All plugins are also working on the newest version of WordPress, 3.1.2.

Hope you like it,
Harold


  1. Karol says:

    Hi
    I use your plugin on each website. I did small update on it for myself but I think it would be good idea to include this in next releases. Basically developer is able to provide a parameter called oneline and then the textarea in wordpress is displayed without tinymce editor and it’s only 1 row textarea. The idea is when you have really multiple blocks in your template then the page is getting very big because of tinymce for each block. It happens quite often that i need only 1 line header or some other simple text and tinymce box is overkill for that, then i use oneline parameter to minimize the size of the textarea. Let me know what you think about this.

    Regards Karol

  2. admin says:

    Hi Karol,

    Nice to know you like the plugin(s) :)

    When I just want to use a textarea or an input field, I just create a new meta box (add_meta_box). The idea behind Multiple content blocks is you don’t have to screw around with TinyMCE yourself and you can use the code in your templates, also outside the loop (as if extending them with multiple ‘columns’ etc.). For other small meta stuff I believe add_meta_box is the way to go.

    Anyway, thanks for your input and ideas!

    Regards,
    Harold

  3. Eric Jacobsen says:

    Your Multiple Content Areas plugin is broken in Wordpress 3.3. Fortunately the fix is very easy. replace lines 138-141 with…

    wp_editor(
    get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘_ot_multiplecontent_box-’.$fieldName , true),
    “multiplecontent_box-{$fieldName}”,
    array(
    ‘name’ => “multiplecontent_box-{$fieldName}”,
    )
    );

    Thank you for the useful tool.

  4. Paulish says:

    Hi Karol,

    I’m building my first wordpress site and your multiple content blocks plugin is a godsend. Thanks so much for making it.

    A friendly FYI: The WYSIWYG/html editor toggle breaks down in the latest version of Wordpress (v. 3.3). Apparently wordpress re-worked their WYSIWYG code in the latest version. Some nice person on the Internets has created a patch that takes about 2 min to implement. You can find it here if you want to use it for a plugin update:

    http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-multiple-content-blocks-editor-tabs-wysiwyg-and-html-broken

    Cheers and thanks again for your plugin,

    Paul

  5. admin says:

    Hi Eric, thanks for the solution, I have implemented it. :)

  6. admin says:

    Hi Paul,

    Thanks for the solution. I have implemented it :)

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