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Up1Hello guys!
Something that I would love in a future update, would be the ability to make blog posts sticky. This would be super cool, since it would provide the ability to highlight certain posts.
I would also love to see badges/labels on posts. This is already available on woocommerce products in the form of badges. I would love to see something similar on the blog posts. I would love to be able to highlight posts within memberships, if they’re features or just “new”.
This would add a ton og value to all of the demos. 🙂
Thanks!
I just realized that the sticky function is already there – but I would still love the label function 🙂
Hi Katrine!
Did you try the Tags ? This feature could be great to display label. 🙂 What do you think ?
Best,
I have played around with both tags and categories, but I think I would personally use it for the memberships reqired (for me basic, standard and premium).
The thing is that it’s hard to choose one featured even if it’s based on category or tag. I think the thing I would like to highlight in this case is the memberships from the PMP.That would be cool to build into it, but only make it stacked if all 3 memberships can see it somehow.
I do like both the placement of tags and categories right now and I normally use multiple tags and categories too in articles (SEO also loves this).
So maybe if it could be configred somehow with the PMP memberships levels (the data is there) – should be possible I think. 🙂
Green “PHP Membership badges reqired to view post”.
Magenta “Categories” – just like now
Cyan “Tags” – just like nowLet me know if it makes sense? 😀
Hi Katrine,
I understand, but this feature is really specific, and it’s out of the scope that a theme can do.
This kind of feature should be added to a site thanks to a plugin. Perhaps PMPro team has an add-on that might suit your needs. However, to our knowledge, there is no plugin that you could install to add this feature to your website. We think that this feature requires custom development work. In consequence, our recommendation is to hire a developer to do this job for you.
If you’re on a tight budget, we recommend you to require the services from Fiverr. This web platform gives you access to developers who already have experience with theme customizations, and for very competitive prices.
Disclaimer : we have no affiliation with Fiverr and are only recommending it as a starting point and a popular option for those who might not be sure where to look when in need of some custom work.
Best,
Makes sense, I’ll add it to the list and see what can be done by a developer – thanks! 🙂
You’re welcome Katrine ! 🙂
Best,
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