Closed Natenom closed 2 years ago
Is it always sorted by title now? I quite liked that it was ordered by the most used taxonomy down to taxonomies that have only been used once. If possible, I would like that to be configurapble by a param taxonomySortOrder.
Is it always sorted by title now? I quite liked that it was ordered by the most used taxonomy down to taxonomies that have only been used once. If possible, I would like that to be configurapble by a param taxonomySortOrder.
Sounds better, reopen it.
Now there is another problem. There is no seperation between categories and tags. So now the tags are somewhere in between the tags.
Are you mean sorting the items in their taxonomy's scope instead of all taxonomies?
Jupp :)
CategoryA, CategoryB, TagA, TagB, ... :)
@Natenom @chrisrummel I created the taxonomySortingMethod
parameter. The taxonomies are sorting in alphabetical order by default, you can sort taxonomies by their popularity setting taxonomySortingMethod="popularity"
. It sorts the taxonomies in taxonomy's pages(such as /tags
, /categories
) and the post's meta. The taxonomies on the sidebar always be sorted in popularity order.
@razonyang Thanks, that works nicely. I just pulled all the latest changes and I really like the alphabetical order under /tags while still having popularity order in the sidebar.
I am getting a
WARNING: calling IsSet with unsupported type "bool" (bool) will always return false.
while building, though.
I am getting a
WARNING: calling IsSet with unsupported type "bool" (bool) will always return false.
while building, though.
That is a known warning message about fullWidth parameter, it won't bring any errors.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Tags/Categories in Posts are not sorted.
Mobilität Autos Falschparken Feuerwehr Perouse OpenBikeSensor FahrradInfrastruktur
Describe the solution you'd like Should be:
Autos Falschparken FahrradInfrastruktur Feuerwehr Mobilität OpenBikeSensor Perouse
Tried to achieve that with sort in
post/meta.html
but it didn't work.