'More discussion »' link all over the website

Posted by: @astgh

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Could you please provide the URL where we can see the issue?  

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Here you can see the 'This article is also published as a forum topic here »' underneath the post on the homepage.

https://www.sneaker-forum.nl/2023/12/nike-dunk-mid-panda-fq8784-100/

This is the post I cross-posted with the forum. The button with 'This article is also published as a forum topic here »' is everywhere on the page. 

The only place I want this button is in the right corner underneath the post.

@sneakerforum 

use this code instead of the above

.fusion-tb-header .wpfcp-article-info,
.fusion-post-cards .wpfcp-article-info,
.fusion-page-title-bar.fusion-tb-page-title-bar .wpfcp-article-info {display: none}

@sneakerforum,

Somehow the the_content function is called multiple times, resulting in duplicate links being displayed.

To resolve this issue you can use one of the options provided below.

Option 1: 

1. Navigate to the Dashboard > wpForo > settings > "Forum - Blog" Cross Posting  admin page and disable the "Display Cross-posted Topic Link on Blog Post" option.

2. Insert the following code into the active theme's functions.php file:

add_action( 'wp_head', 'twentynineteen_colors_css_wrap' );

add_shortcode('wpf_crossposting_link', 'wpf_display_crosspost_link');
function wpf_display_crosspost_link() {
    if(!function_exists('WPF') || !class_exists('wpForoCrossPosting')){
        return;
    }
    global $post;
    $content = '';
    $postID   = $post->ID;
    $boardids = get_post_meta($postID, '_wpforo_boardids', true);
    if (!$boardids) {
        $boardids = [];
        $boardids[] = 0;
    }

    foreach ( $boardids as $boardid ) {
        $board = WPF()->board->get_board( intval( $boardid ) );
        if ( ! $board ) {
            continue;
        }

        WPF()->change_board( $boardid );

        if ( ! wpforo_is_module_enabled( WPFOROCROSSPOST_FOLDER ) ) {
            continue;
        }

        $prefix = WPF()->generate_prefix( $boardid );

        if (is_singular() ) {

            $topicID                = get_post_meta( $postID,
                '_' . $prefix . 'crossposting_topicid',
                true );
            $isCrossPostingDisabled = get_post_meta( $postID,
                '_' . $prefix . 'crossposting_disabled',
                true );
            if ( $topicID && ! $isCrossPostingDisabled ) {
                $linkText = wpforo_phrase( 'This article is also published as a forum topic here', false );
                $topicURL = wpforo_topic( $topicID, 'url' );
                $content  = '<div class="wpfcp-article-info">';
                $content  .= '<a href="' . esc_url( (string) $topicURL ) . '">' . $linkText . ' &raquo;</a>';
                $content  .= '</div><div class="wpfcpcb"></div>';
            }

            return $content;
        }
    }
}

3. Use the shortcode within the post content:

[wpf_crossposting_link]

Option 2:

The CSS code can be used as well:

.fusion-tb-footer.fusion-footer .wpfcp-article-info, #content .wpfcp-article-info {display:none;}
#content .post-content .fusion-content-tb .wpfcp-article-info{ display:block !important;}