Thesis does not add a rel=”author” link to each post so you can use AuthorSure to do this.
By default the Author profile information has bad alignment and text size so you are advised to add a few lines to custom.css, (located in the wp-content/themes/thesis/custom folder) to produce a better looking author page
This AuthorSure settings for Thesis are:
Author Post Settings: Footnote or Author Box
Author Page Settings: As you like it
Advanced Settings: use default settings
Recommended custom CSS to improve formatting of the bio:
.custom #authorsure-author-profile, #authorsure-posts-heading {
font-size: 1.3em; margin-top: 10px;
}
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I want to change the order in which autorsure appears at the end of the post. How do i insert the codec manully?
Please can you specify exactly what you want to do?
Hi Liz,
I guess that he uses several plugins that appears att the end of the post and wants to change the rendering order.
I am too having this issue. I am developing a new theme and want to use footnotes in that theme. In my case the AuthorSure-box is rendered above the footnotes. I would want to change the rendering order of these plugins so that the AuthorSure-box is truly last in the post.
If you don’t understand what I mean I’ve taken a screenshot here:
http://www.afairjudgement.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/plugin-order-post.jpg
Cheers,
Jarno
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Hi Jarno,
The solution here depends on what ‘hook’ the footnote plugin is using.
You probably can fix this with a few of lines of code.
If the footnote code is using the same hook as AuthorSure then add the following code to your theme’s functions.php to make AuthorSure add it Author Box later
add_action('init','custom_authorsure_add_later',20);
function custom_authorsure_add_later() {
remove_filter('the_content', array(AUTHORSURE,'append_post_author_box'));
add_filter('the_content', array(AUTHORSURE,'append_post_author_box'),1000); //I am guessing the footnote is using something less than 1000
}
If the footnote code is using a different hook, let’s say it is called ‘myfootnote’ then the trick is to run AuthorSure later at the same hook
add_action('init','custom_authorsure_add_later',20);
function custom_authorsure_add_later() {
remove_filter('the_content', array(AUTHORSURE,'append_post_author_box'));
add_action('myfootnote', array(AUTHORSURE,'append_post_author_box'),1000); //assuming footnote is using something less than 1000
}
Thank you for your quick response Russell!
The first option worked great.