Since version 1.1 the plugin comes with a set of ordering options already built-in: Default Order (Order Field), ID, Date, Title and Random. When adding/editing an entry, there is an order field, which you can use to set the order of that entry. You can also use the drag & drop feature to quickly re-order the entries the way you need.

You can use this for different purposes. If you have a problem that needs a plugin that displays images with extra information in different layouts, this plugin might help you.

Yes, this is possible. More information

Yes. However you’ll have to edit a php file. It’s very simple.

You have to go to Plugins > Edit > Team Showcase > and open the file advanced-options.php

You’ll find this lines of code:

$ts_display_order = array (
    1 => 'name',
    2 => 'details',
    3 => 'social'    
);

And

$ts_content_order = array (
    1 => 'position',
    2 => 'location',
    3 => 'telephone',
    4 => 'email',
    5 => 'html',
    6 => 'website'    
);

And you’ll just need to change the order of the entries.

Yes. You can, for example, use some of this classes:

.tshowcase-box-title {}
.tshowcase-box-social {}
.tshowcase-box-details {}
.tshowcase-single-position {}
.tshowcase-single-email{}
.tshowcase-single-telephone{}
.tshowcase-single-location{}
.tshowcase-single-shortbio{}
.tshowcase-single-website{}

You have to go to Plugins > Edit > Team Showcase > and open the file advanced-options.php

After the line of code

$ts_labels = array (

you’ll find the labels there. You can edit the ‘label’ and ‘description’ fields.

When a new update comes out, make sure you read the update description log on the bottom of the plugin’s page at codecanyon. After reading, you can decide if you need the update or not.

If you decide to update, here’s how you can do it:

Update via FTP - This is the safest way. If you have access via FTP to your site files, you can replace the plugin files with the updated ones. Just go to wp-content/plugins/team-showcase and replace the files with the ones on the zip of the updated plugin.

Update via Wordpress Admin - From the tests performed, you can deactivate and delete the plugin on the Plugin’s administration page of Wordpress and upload and active the updated files. This operation should not affect the entries you have already made. However, we recommend the FTP solution, because it’s safer.

Automatic Updates? Consider using the ‘Envato Market’ plugin available here: http://envato.github.io/wp-envato-market/

Yes, this is possible. Since version 1.3 of the plugin there’s an option to use the member’s Personal URL field as the link for that entry.

You can generate a shortcode and place it in a text widget on the sidebar. The shortcodes will render in the text widget.

If this is happening, the most likely for one of the following reasons:

1) Your theme is missing the wp_head() function in header.php and wp_footer() function in footer.php. If your theme already has this functions or you added them and the problem still persists, contact me via the form on my profile page.

OR

2) You are using a page with the same ‘slug’ as the team showcase post type. In the plugin settings change the team showcase slug and resave the permalink settings. If this doesn’t solve the issue, contact me via the form on my profile page.

The grayscale style will not work in all existing browsers, but it will work in the most popular browsers like Firefox, Chrome, Safari and IE9. The plugin uses CSS to achieve the grayscale effects and some older browsers are not compatible with this technique.

The latest versions of Internet Explorer (10 and 11) are no longer compatible with this technique (although previous versions of Internet Explorer are). Safari for Windows apparently also doesn’t support this.

A full cross-browser compatible solution would require javascript so it wouldn’t be so lightweight. But I’m studying a way to include this option also.

This is an issue related with your theme. Some themes have implemented a code that checks if a database query is a search and it forces it to only show posts results. Since WordPress v.4 update, it seems that Custom Post Type queries with search also get affected by this theme filter and therefore the theme changes the query of the team showcase shortcode to show posts. Themes should fix this code to solve the issue. A temporary fix would be to remove the search feature from Team Showcase. To do this, open the file tshowcase.php and search for the line:

's' => $search,

And remove it. If the problem persists, write me a message via the contact form on my profile.

Yes. The groups will be ordered alphabetically by ‘slug’, so you can edit each group entry and change the slug to reflect the order you need. For example, you can have the groups like this:

Name - 00slug
Design - 01design
Administration - 02administration
Marketing - 03marketing
Human Resources - 04hr

Additional Information Fields:

_tsemail
_tstel
_tsposition
_tslocation
_tsfreehtml
_tspersonal
_tspersonalanchor

Social Network fields:

_tslinkedin
_tslinkedin
_tsfacebook
_tstwitter
_tsgplus
_tsyoutube
_tsvimeo
_tsinstagram
_tsemailico

The plugin doesn’t have this feature builtin, but other users have successfully used CSV Importer plugins such as https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-ultimate-csv-importer/

The members are stored in a custom post type with the id ‘tshowcase’.

You’ll just need to know the names of the custom meta fields to map the information:

_tsemail
_tstel
_tsposition
_tslocation
_tsfreehtml (short bio)
_tspersonal (personal website)
_tspersonalanchor (website anchor text)
_ts_lastname (last name for ordering purposes only)

The Name should map to the title of the post entry.

Add the following to the custom CSS field in the settings:

#ts-all { display:none !important; }