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You can delete this topic. My mistake…
Sorry for the inconvenience..
SteveMTNOParticipantThat was my bad. I was copying the updated template files to the /templates folder instead of the ?front-end-pm folder of my child theme.. oops! 🙂
It’s working perfectly now.
I think I’ve got just about all of the items above taken care of now. I’m going to mark this issue resolved.
Thank you again for all your help, Shamim!
SteveMTNOParticipantHmmm, that didn’t work.
I also tried it like this (this is how it’s done on newmessage_form.php – line 7):
<h2><?php _e(“Send a Message”, ‘front-end-pm’); ?></h2>
but that didn’t work in directory.php either..
btw – thank you again for all your help!! I really appreciate it!!
SteveMTNOParticipantI bought the Pro version (mainly for the support), but most of what I’m doing right now has been in the “regular” version. Right now, I don’t need the added functionality of the Pro version, altho that may change in the future. Overall, I’m very happy with your plugin.
I’m currently in the process of doing an update on my site and Front End PM is a central part of that update (replacing the existing PM plugin that I was using). In general, I have been able to make all of the styling changes that I want (to make it fit in with the style on the rest of my site), but some of the verbiage changes I want to make are outside the /template folder.
As for the <h2> tags that you can’t find – that’s because they aren’t currently there. I was wanting to add them to make the appearance on those pages consistent with the other pages in the plugin. The other pages have an <h2> header at the top of the page – but the message box, announcement page, and directory page do not.
Thanks for the placeholder code. I’ll give it a try and report back.
Steve
SteveMTNOParticipantThis reply has been marked as private.SteveMTNOParticipantHi Shamin,
Here is a list of the changes I’d like to make in my child theme. I figure it’s best to have them all in one place. Hopefully you can help me with these. Thanks in advance!!
Steve
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In the message box:
add a leading space to the unread counts for messages and announcements
“Message Box (1)” and “Announcement (1)”
instead of
“Message Box(1)” and “Announcement(1)”Add an <h2> tag that says “Message Box”
On the New Message screen:
Change the placeholder text on the To: field to “ENter a recipient here”
Change the placeholder text on the Subject field to “ENter a subject here”
add placeholder text to the Message textarea:
“Enter your message here”Change “Add new field” to “Attach a file”
Change the text on the Send button to “Send” instead of “Send Message”
Change “No file selected” to “No file(s) selected”
On the reply screen:
Change the text on the Reply button to “Send” instead of “Reply”
On the Settings screen:
Add placeholder text to the field that says “Click in this field to block a user”
Change the button text to “Save” instead of “Save Changes”
On the Announcement page:
Add an <h2> tag that says “Announcements”
On the Directory page:
Add an <h2> tag that says “Member Directory”
SteveMTNOParticipantI don’t know what that means. Can you give me an example?
Thanks,
SteveMTNO
SteveMTNOParticipantIs there a recommended way for modifying the other plugin files, so that things won’t get overwritten during an update?
SteveMTNOParticipantWhat about \includes\class-fep-form.php? Is there a way to add that to the child theme too?
SteveMTNOParticipantPerfect – works great! Thank you so much for your help!
What other elements of this plugin can I modify in the child theme like this? Or is it just the files in the /templates folder? CSS files, maybe?
SteveMTNOParticipantThanks again for the quick response, shamim!
Unfortunately, I’m at work right now and can’t test this out. 🙁
So, if I understand this correctly:
– installing the plugin in /wp-content/plugins/ will allow me to use the plugin with any them that I have installed
– and copying/modifying files in the /wp-content/themes/spacious-child/front-end-pm/ folder will let me make changes exclusive to the “spacious-child” theme, without affecting the source files in the /wp-content/plugins/ folder.
Is this correct?
And one more quick question… Can I put other updated files into the /wp-content/themes/spacious-child/front-end-pm/ too, or is that limited to template files?
Thanks again for all your help!
SteveMTNO
SteveMTNOParticipantThanks for the quick reply, shamim.
So, just a couple more quick questions:
– Should the complete plugin still be installed in /wp-test/wp-content/plugins/ (so that it can be used with any installed theme)?
– Should /wp-test/wp-content/themes/spacious-child/front-end-pm/ only contain “viewmessage.php” (and any other files to be changed in the child them only) without all of the other subfolders, etc?
SteveMTNOParticipantThat’s what I tried to do, but it didn’t work.
I’m using a parent/child theme (the parent is /spacious, the child is /spacious-child
The parent theme is setup as follows:
/wp-test/wp-content/plugins/front-end-pm-proThe child theme is setup as follows:
/wp-test/wp-content/themes/spacious-child/wp-content/plugins/front-end-pm/templatesI’m guessing the problem with the child theme is a pathing issue.
In my parent theme, i’m using a site plugins folder & this works:
/wp-test/wp-content/plugins/bc-plugins (bc is the name of the site)I tried copying the contents of viewmessage.php to fep-plugin.php, and then activating it as a separate plugin, but got a fatal error.
Seems like this should be an easy thing to do..
Thanks for your help,
SteveMTNO
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