Author Archives: Jess G

Updates

Yes, I disappeared again—due to some serious life-altering circumstances. Tl’dr, had a house-fire; everyone including pets are alright; I’m (well we—my family and I) back in a new place, and finally thank god for insurance. The thing is, this came on top of starting a new job—the fire happened at the end of my second week. How’s that for screwed up? Any way, what does that mean for Manga+Press development? In the grand scheme of things, absolutely nothing. The source code is all on Github, and my computers mostly survived smoke and water-damage. What will (frankly, it always has) effect development progress is how much free time I have. Since I’m working, and on top of that, getting established in the new house—I just won’t have time to work on the plugin beyond making sure it works with the newest versions of WordPress until the holidays at the very earliest. Sadly, I’ve been lax even on that bit of maintenance.

Either way, once I’m settled and have more free time, I will be turning my attention to Manga+Press.

Till next time!

Well, that was a huge fail

I didn’t notice that the Manga+Press plugin wasn’t active on the demo site, and apparently, not all of my images were backed up. So basically, the demo site is still a little broken. Sadly, I won’t be able to get to it until this weekend.

Server Move. Site may be is broken

Please be patient. I did some server changes last night, and things may be a little broken. The demo site, for one, is currently down, but other posts should be accessible.

And yes, I had to post this using SQLPro. Even the the wp-admin area is broken :\

WordPress 5.0 Preliminary Results

Manga+Press 3.0 works with WordPress 5.0. Which, I figured it would because the plugin doesn’t use the editor at all.

However, it should be noted that’s for posting comics. More testing still needs to be done on the pages that modify the_content filter—specifically the Latest/Archive page functionality yet.

Scratch that out. The demo site is running WP 5.0.1, and the archive/latest comic pages are looking fine. I’ll wait for additional bug-reports, but from my end, Manga+Press works with WordPress 5.0.

At some point, I’ll update the plugin readme files to indicate that it does work with WordPress 5.0.