Sorry, not Sarahs? KMHCreatives

https://github.com/kmhcreative/zappbar

ComicPress isn’t boilerplate no, I wrote it myself.

And yes, there’s do_action lines that you can add to display content from comic easel

http://comiceasel.com/faqs/reference/action-list/

For example do_action(‘comic-area’); puts on the page the comic with navigate

do_action(‘comic-post-info’); will display the chapter/characters/locations where you place that, etc.

Q1: No advantage, it’s actually more advantageous to have it in the post area of the article. It’s primarily visual in context only.

Q2: It doesn’t use it as classification unless proper google attributes are set to it, in that case it’s again, better to add the transcript to the post.

Note: It was kept where it is as part of the backwards compatibility with users of old ComicPress when google didn’t mind it being as a meta-influenced tag set as it is. However, since then Google has made .. changes that would make it beneficial to you to have it as part of the post.

…and thanks!

– Phil

He’s not using ComicPress, he’s using TwentyFifteen, when using a theme that is not inherently Comic Easel there are extra things that need to be modded in the child theme to get it to the way he wants it.

Your above example is based off him using ComicPress.

So, I just need to have elaborated to me what his end result he wants is so I can help him a bit further.

No. It’s a landing page, a place where the comic can be bookmarked other then the front page for those people who want it who don’t have their comic on the front page or they have multiple different comics on their site, it basically replaces the /?latest=chapter-slug in the url

Just a note to those who might read this in the future.

..probably was #blogheader {} a border-bottom: that shows up on the home page that is a division between comic post and blog post.

You can skin that CSS with an image to say something like “news” or “info” etc. or just #blogheader { display: none; } it to get rid of it.

for PHP ver 5.3 and above

if ($post->post_type == 'comic') {
       if (is_mobile()) {
          add_filter( 'jetpack_content_width', function(){ return 210; } );
       } else { 
          add_filter( 'jetpack_content_width', function(){ return 980; } );
       }
}

Use return values (210,980) to whatever your comic BIG size is and whatever you want size mobile to see, this will make photon return the exact size you want.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 9 months ago by Frumph.

the jetpack ‘like’ button you’re referring to uses the wordpress.com login

Well there ya go!