The last update to the pagebar plugin has been made over a year ago. Since all new ideas will be included in version 3 and the plugin was working fine with every new update of WordPress there was no need for an update.
The other day Borisa Djuraskovic of “Webhosting Hub” wrote me an email that he has created a Serbian language file. This was a good opportunity to introduce a small feature that was spinning in my head for some time:
Continue reading Minor update to pagebar plugin (v2.65)
Though pagebar is quite customizable you can’t define the overall look. “Previous page” is always on the most left, followed by “First” and so on but maybe you want the elements in a different order. I’m not aware that any of the paging plugins provide this feature, pagebar hopefully will do so in the next major version. Continue reading New ideas for pagebar v3 – Part 2: Customization by Drag’n Drop
Some days I was happy that pagebar v2.57 does seem to work with the new WordPress v3.0 flawlessly but I laughed too soon. Mark (no link given) pointed out that custom taxonomies are disrupted when using pagebar v2.57.
The reason was some code I borrows from the “Multi Page Toolkit“:
add_action('init', 'pb_allpage_permalink', -1);
function pb_allpage_permalink() {
global $wp_rewrite;
$wp_rewrite->add_endpoint("all", EP_ALL);
$wp_rewrite->flush_rules();
}
This code enables pagebar to display all parts of a page which is splitted into multiple parts. As you might see the code adds a new rule to the permalink structure. Unfortunately it corrupted the permalinks in a way that custom taxonomies stopped to worked.
The solution to this problem was to fire the action much, much later and to to update the rules transient (soft flush):
add_action('init', 'pb_allpage_permalink', 99);
function pb_allpage_permalink() {
global $wp_rewrite;
$wp_rewrite->add_endpoint("all", EP_ALL);
$wp_rewrite->flush_rules(false);
}
Hopefully this will solve the problems with custom taxonomies completely.
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