Authors List vs Genesis Widget Column Classes

Easily display a list or grid of post authors (or any other user role) and links to their post archives page using a shortcode. Backend UI can be used to change all the options. Introducing New Authors List Pro The free version offers a large amount of features for free, and the PRO version comes with even more amazing features for your authors list. Some of those features are Styler, Search and Filters. Styler allows easy change of color/typography/spacing on any of the elements in the authors list. Filters allow you to create a better organization of the authors list. Search allows your visitors to search for specific users. Click here to get the PRO version! Shortcode All the options are available in the WP admin but you can also use a plain shortcode (as it was in version 1 of the plugin). The shortcode is [authors_list] and accepts the following attributes. style (1,2,3) columns (2,3,4) columns_direction ( horizontal, vertical ) avatar_size (any number, example 500) amount (any number, no limit by default) show_title (yes,no) show_count (yes,no) show_bio (yes,no) show_link (yes,no) orderby ( post_count, post_date, ID, login, nicename, email, url, registered, display_name, first_name, last_name ) order ( ASC, DESC ) skip_empty ( yes, no ) minimum_posts_count ( any number ) bio_word_trim ( any number, leave empty for no trim ) only_authors ( yes, no ) exclude ( user IDs separated by comma, example 1,3,4 ) include ( user IDs separated by comma, example 1,3,4 ) roles ( roles separated by comma, example administrator,editor ) latest_post_after ( for example if set to 7 it will only show authors that have posts published in the past 7 days ) name_starts_with ( limit to authors whose display name starts with specific characters ) first_name_starts_with ( limit to authors whose first name starts with specific characters ) last_name_starts_with ( limit to authors whose last name starts with specific characters ) categories ( category IDs separated by comma, example 1,3,4 ) terms ( term IDs separate by comma, example 1,3,4 ) taxonomy ( name of a taxonomy, for example post_tag ) title_element (the element that wraps the name of the user/author, defaults to div, can be any element, for example h2) link_count (yes, no) Example usage with attributes: [authors_list style="2" columns="2" amount="4" show_count="no"] There are additional attributes for custom content before and after each element: before_avatar before_title before_count before_bio before_link after_avatar after_title after_count after_bio after_link Example usage with attributes: [authors_list before_title="My custom content"] These before/after attributes also support dynamic user/author meta fields using {al:INSERT_FIELD_NAME} Example usage: [authors_list before_title="My first name is {al:first_name}"] They also support some dynamic output functionality. Currently supports displaying posts links and social links (Yoast SEO needed): Example usage for posts links: [authors_list after_title="{alf:posts}"] [authors_list after_title="{alf:posts type=plain amount=5}"] Example usage for social links: [authors_list after_title="{alf:social}"] Example usage for roles: [authors_list after_title="{alf:role}"] Example usage for link (the “to” parameter accepts foollowing values: archive bbpress_profile buddypress_profile): [authors_list after_title="{alf:link to=bbpress_profile}"] Social Icons SVGs by FontAwesome are licensed under CC BY 4.0 What’s Next If you like this plugin, then please consider leaving us a rating / review. This plugin is maintained by WPKube, a WordPress resource site, where you can learn from our in-depth guides such as What is WordPress, How to choose a WordPress hosting, & more! Our Other Projects Optin Forms: Simple and easy to use plugin for creating optin forms, works with most well known autoresponder services. Simple Basic Contact Form: Light-weight contact form plugin Subscribe to Comments Reloaded: Email Notification plugin for Comments Advanced Excerpts: This plugin adds several improvements to WordPress’ default way of creating excerpts.

As easy as it gets. Add column classes to widgets with a select box, check whether the widget is the first, and save! I’ve built this plugin for the Genesis Framework, though it will work with any theme that uses the (old) Bootstrap column classes. You can also add your own classes through various filters to use this plugin with your theme’s grid framework. Compatibility (IMPORTANT!) This plugin does NOT add CSS for these columns. It ONLY adds the column classes to your widgets. The actual CSS should be added in your theme. Filter: `genesis_widget_column_classes` Allows you to change the available column classes Parameters: array Default column classes. Return: array Array of column classes. Filter: `genesis_widget_column_classes_capability` Change the capability required to modify column classes. Since 1.2.2 Default: edit_theme_options Parameters: string The default capability. Return: string The new capability. Filter `genesis_widget_column_classes_select_multiple` Allow multiple classes to be selected. Since 1.3 Return: boolean. You can use these filters inside your theme functions.php file or in a plugin. You can find me here: Keraweb GitHub LinkedIn