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meta_gecko
ParticipantPerfect, thanks Anh!
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ParticipantOk thanks Anh. It would have saved me quite a lot of time if this was noted in the "known issues" section of the documentation (but I did learn a lot about the logic by investigating it so it wasn't time wasted).
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ParticipantOk, thanks Anh.
I can live with it, but please see the comments in my attached screenshot.
June 22, 2018 at 7:20 PM in reply to: Please allow developers to remove the Dashboard from the new Global menu #10313meta_gecko
ParticipantI just find it to be a bit too "busy".
I can understand the usefulness of all the information and tabs for people who don't already have all of the extensions, and I can understand the value to you for the purposes of marketing the tools since the core plugin is free.
However, if we are building sites for clients, then we will add the extensions we need or which are beneficial to the build. In this case the additional tabs and marketing material feel like "clutter".
Anyway, it's just my wish to be able to hide the dashboard welcome page (and all the tabs inside it) because I don't have a use for them, it's not that I want to rebrand anything.
It's also not all that important, but it would be nice, for the sake of (my personal perception of) tidiness.
meta_gecko
ParticipantNo worries, thanks Anh.
I've just updated AIO, and I did have to first delete the standalone Themer plugin, but then installed it again using the updater and all went ok.
This ticket is resolved.
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ParticipantJust wondering if there is a solution to this yet, or if there is a workaround?
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ParticipantI came here to ask the same question. The conditional show/hide doesn't seem to work on the taxonomy select fields, and checkboxes.
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ParticipantMy earlier reply has been put in quarantine because I tried to make it look a bit tidier..
It said this below (please delete the duplicate):
meh, close enough since this is a single implementation on a site, although I would still like to know how to write a variable function for this:
jQuery( function( $ ) { $( '.wtv_switch' ).on( 'click', function(e) { if ($('.rwmb-tab-tax_filters').hasClass('rwmb-tab-active')) { $('.rwmb-tab-tax_filters').removeClass('rwmb-tab-active'); $('.rwmb-tab-fact_compose').addClass('rwmb-tab-active'); } $( '.rwmb-tab-active a' ).trigger( 'click' ); }); });meta_gecko
ParticipantOk.. I can sort this out for the conditional logic with a bit of custom CSS by targeting the data attributes, which isn't really ideal.
I guess I could try the same to make the Select2 fields behave properly too..
This should work out the box in my opinion, it's a lot of additional coding for no really good reason, so if there is a better way of doing it I'd love to know how to fix it properly.
Thanks
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