Position

It is: 'position'

Those are:

• '_position_name'
• '_position_email'
• '_position_website'
• '_position_telephone'
• '_position_twitter'
• '_position_facebook'
• '_position_google'
• '_position_linkedin'
• '_position_address'
• '_position_post_code'
• '_position_map_height'

That is:

• '_position_related'

The functions provided by this plugin are:

• position_query_arguements()
• position_get_map_embed()
• position_list_render_bootstrap()

• position_render_bootstrap()

This function provides arguments for you to filter the locations (or your own post types) creating a custom Loop. You can use it like so: get_posts( position_query_arguements( $args ) ); It accepts the following arguments as an array (or you can leave the $args empty to use the defaults): $defaults = array( 'featured' => false, // [ true | false ] - Set to true to return posts that have the featured post custom meta data set to true 'featured_post_meta_key' => '_position_featured', // The custom meta field that identifies the featured post, will also accept an array 'order' => 'ASC', // [ ASC | DESC ] 'orderby' => 'date', // [ date | menu_order | title ] 'posts_per_page' => 5, // Set number of posts to return, -1 will return all 'post_type' => 'position', // [ post | page | custom post type | array() ] 'taxonomy_filter' => false, // [ true | false ] - Set to true to filter by taxonomy 'taxonomy_key' => '', // The key of the taxonomy we wish to filter by 'taxonomy_terms' => '', // The terms (uses slug), will accept a string or array 'use_featured_image' => false, // [ true | false ] - Set to true to only use posts with a featured image ); get_posts( position_query_arguements( $defaults ) );

Use the function: position_get_map_embed( $post_id, $height = 'auto' ) You can pass an int into the $height parameter for the height of the iframe, or leave it empty to use the embed height that you can set in the meta box ('_position_map_height').

This function will render a Bootstrap 3 compatible list of locations. You can use it like so: position_list_render_bootstrap( $args ); It accepts all the same arguments as the position_query_arguements() function, as well as the following arguments as an array (or you can leave the $args empty to use the defaults): $defaults = array( 'class_image' => '', // The class for the image 'class_list_item_wrapper' => '', // The wrapper class for each object 'class_list_wrapper' => '', // The wrapper for the entire function class 'class_media' => 'media', // The media object class 'class_media_body_wrapper' => 'media-body', // The body wrapper class 'class_media_content_wrapper' => '', // The content wrapper class 'class_media_heading' => 'media-heading', // The heading class 'class_media_image_wrapper' => 'pull-left', // The image wrapper class 'class_pagination' => 'pager', // The class of the pagination ul 'content_source' => 'excerpt', // [ content | excerpt ] - Choose where the testimonial comes from. The default is the content of the page, and it will fall back, unless set here. 'heading_as_link' => true, // Set the heading to be a link 'id' => 'position_list', // If you want to have multiple renders, you will want to change the id each time 'image_as_link' => true, // Set the image to be a link 'image_size' => 'square-75', // [ thumbnail | medium | large | full | custom ] choose the size of the thumbnail (be default we use a custom size) 'pagination_next_label' => 'Next »', // The text for the 'next' pagination button 'pagination_previous_label' => '« Previous', // The text for the 'previous' pagination button 'posts_per_page' => 5, // The ammount of posts you want in the list (-1 will return all) 'post_type' => 'position', // [ post | page | custom post type | array() ] 'show_content' => true, // [ true | false ] - show the content 'show_heading' => true, // [ true | false ] - show the headings 'show_image' => true, // [ true | false ] - show images in the list 'show_pagination' => true, // [ true | false ] - show pagination 'tag_media_heading' => 'h4', // The tag to be used for the heading 'tag_media_image_wrapper' => 'a', // The tag to be used for the image wrapper (if its a link, it needs to be 'a') ); position_list_render_bootstrap( $defaults );

You can fix that by copying the following function into your functions.php: function position_list_pre_get_posts( $query ) { if ( !is_admin() && $query->is_post_type_archive('position') && $query->is_main_query() ) { $query->set( 'posts_per_page', 1 ); } } add_action( 'pre_get_posts', 'position_list_pre_get_posts' );

WordPress will not let you use the friendly paging on the home page because it confuses it with the standard post paging. Instead of using the position_list_render_bootstrap() function, you should use a pre_get_posts filter to change the post type of the home page posts. You can however still page through the list of this function, as long as you use query strings (e.g. ?page=2), but this function doesnt do that for you.

This function will render a Bootstrap 3 compatible view of a location. We recomend you build your own views with the meta data provided, but if you wish you can use it like so: position_render_bootstrap( $args ); You can use it with the following arguments as an array (or you can leave the $args empty to use the defaults): $defaults = array( 'class_address_wrapper' => '', // The class of the address wrapper 'class_content_wrapper' => '', // The class of the content wrapper 'class_header' => '', // The class of the header tag 'class_image_wrapper' => 'pull-right', // The class of the image wrapper 'class_link_wrapper' => 'pull-right', // The class of the map link wrapper 'class_meta_label_wrapper' => 'col-md-2', // The class of the label wrapper 'class_wrapper' => 'location__wrapper', // The class of the location wrapper 'class_meta_row' => 'row', // The class of the row 'class_meta_value_wrapper' => 'col-md-10', // The class of the value wrapper 'class_map_wrapper' => 'location__map', // The class of the map wrapper 'class_title' => 'location__title', // The class of the title 'id' => 'position', // If you want to have multiple renders, you will want to change the id each time 'post_type' => 'position', // [ post | page | custom post type | array() ] 'show_address' => true, // [ true | false ] - show the address in the list 'show_content' => true, // [ true | false ] - show the post content in the list 'show_email' => true, // [ true | false ] - show the email in the list 'show_facebook' => true, // [ true | false ] - show facebook in the list 'show_google' => true, // [ true | false ] - show google+ in the list 'show_image' => true, // [ true | false ] - show images in the list 'show_link' => true, // [ true | false ] - show the larger map link in the lsit 'show_linkedin' => true, // [ true | false ] - show linkedin in the list 'show_map' => true, // [ true | false ] - show the map 'show_name' => true, // [ true | false ] - show the title 'show_post_code' => true, // [ true | false ] - show the post code 'show_telephone' => true, // [ true | false ] - show the telephone number 'show_twitter' => true, // [ true | false ] - show twitter in the list 'show_website' => true, // [ true | false ] - show the website url in the list 'tag_meta_label_wrapper_close' => '</strong></p>', // The tag(s) you wish to close the label with 'tag_meta_label_wrapper_open' => '<p><strong>', // The tag(s) you wish to open the label with 'tag_meta_value_wrapper_close' => '</p>', // The tag(s) you wish to close the value with 'tag_meta_value_wrapper_open' => '<p>', // The tag(s) you wish to open the value with 'title_format' => 'display', // [ display | title ] - use the post type title, or the display name, by default the display will be used and will fall back to the title ); position_render_bootstrap( $defaults );

The image sizes are:

• 'square-75' - 75 x 75
• 'square-150' - 150 x 150
• 'square-300' - 300 x 300
• 'square-600' - 600 x 600
• 'square-1200' - 1200 x 1200

The image sizes will only take effect on images you have uploaded after this plugin has been installed, however there are other plugins out there (such as WPThumb) that will fix this for you. If it still isnt working, check that you have the 'GD' module installed in your PHP environment. If you havent, you can install it like so: apt-get install php5-gd

The plugin will only render HTML, you will need to add Bootstrap CSS and JS to your theme.

Sure thing, the GitHub repository is right here: (https://github.com/mwtsn/position)