Closed tnog closed 11 years ago
The short answer is: no… not automatically, at least. WordPres (and Webcomic) don't really have a built-in way to track which is page X of Y within a taxonomy term (though this question comes up enough I probably ought to look into it).
As a slightly-kludgy alternative, you could use a combination of custom fields and get_objects_in_term to simulate this. Assuming your custom field is called page_number
, it might look something like:
Page <?php echo get_post_meta( the_ID(), 'page_number', true ); ?> of <?php echo count( get_objects_in_term( get_post_terms( the_ID(), get_webcomic_collection() . '_storyline' ), get_webcomic_collection() . '_storyline' ) ); ?>
Thank you Michael. I figured out an alternative way, not elegant, but each webcomic in the storyline is given a title of Page 1
, Page 2
, Page 3
which I echo with $title
. It won't show you the total pages, but the client just wanted a way to indicate what page the reader was on.
As far as the permalinks go I appended the storyline title for the single webcomic permalinks so that each permalink now reads /comics/mini-comics/%storyline/page-number/
.
The only hang-up is that in order to be unique the webcomic slugs, page-1
, page-2
etc. are given incremental numbers, i.e.: page-1
, page-1-2
, page-1-3
...
You can see how I've integrated your plugin here: http://sandbox.bravesailor.com/comics
The site is almost ready to go!
cheers,
Tak
I was wondering if there's a way to show the current page number in a storyline, for example
Page 2 of 12
?I know that in paginated posts in WP you can use something like
<?php echo '(Page '.$page.' of '.$numpages.')'; ?>
to show the above.I thank anyone in advance if they can lead me to the answer.