Check out the new version (2.0.2), which hopefully resolves the regression with the category selector.
I’m thinking about the tag selector issue — do you have zero tags on your site? I could see something like disabling the UI if there are zero tags as a clear indication that tags aren’t used.
With the updated version, I’m able to press https://theconversation.com/loitering-without-intent-how-taking-aimless-walks-can-create-community-and-help-you-feel-part-of-a-city-273844 but, I admit, I didn’t test it with the 2.0.1 version to see if it would fail for me.
Thanks for using Press This!
Thanks Brandon.
The category-filter is back. Thanks!
Indeed, in this particular website, I do not have tags. And because several individuals can press content, I want to prevent their ability of accidentally starting to add tags.
With 2.0.1 (and 1.x) I hid the tags panel by injecting some CSS. This broke for this version. So, some kind of configuration would be helpful.
Here, tags are disconnected from posts. In the WordPress backend, posts can not be associated with tags. Perhaps it’s possible to have Press This hook into this?
I still can’t press that particular article. Odd. Haven’t encountered any others I couldn’t press.
Thanks again.
How do you have the tags disabled within the wp-admin for posts? Is it via a particular plugin or hook?
Several hooks to remove their presence. Probably the most relevant one containing this:
$post_types = [ ‘post’ ];
foreach ( $post_types as $pt ) {
unregister_taxonomy_for_object_type( ‘post_tag’, $pt );
}
Thanks; I should be able to make that work. I opened an issue on the development platform at https://github.com/WordPress/press-this/issues/111 for tracking with https://github.com/WordPress/press-this/pull/112 as a first attempt to resolve it.
Nice. Thanks.
Would it then also not be obvious to include other taxonomies that have been registered for the post post-type?
Or, going wild, why not allow for setting the post type?
