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This will overwrite the current preset. Are you sure?

Please type a name for your preset, or press 'load' on any of the presets below to edit.

Error: If you selected 'Require terms' you must select 'Include' and/or select at least two terms.

Error: If you selected 'Require Taxonomy' you must select 'Include' and/or select at least two terms. If the current page does not have any terms in this taxonomy. The post list may not display anything.

Error: No other taxonomies are being used within the post_type.

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Post Types - Each (jQuiry UI) accordion contains a separate individual post type. The default post types built into WordPress are Post and Page. Any additional post types are dynamically added in the manner WordPress does. Please Note: Each post/page can have only one post type, which may explain why it has been divided by post types.

Post Parent – Each hierarchical post type has a Parent selector for selecting which children pages to display. You can add multiple Post Parents of dynamically add children pages according to the Current Page.

Current Page – If selected, the post list will include children pages from the current page being viewed.

Taxonomies – Each taxonomy is generally spit up in two sections, and divided into separate tabs. Hierarchies (categories) are located on the left, and non-hierarchies (tags) are located on the right.

Require Taxonomy - If more than one ‘Require Taxonomy’ is checked and terms (or include) are selected, or 'any', then each taxonomy must be required within the post type.

Require Terms - If selected, and more than one term is checked, then each term must be required within the CPT/taxonomy in order to be displayed in the post list.

Include Terms – If selected, the post list preset will include any terms the current page/post has within the CTP/taxonomy.

Any - When checked, any terms will be included within that CPT/taxonomy.

Posts Status - Holds the settings to show which posts to display based on the user visibility and/or the page states. To which is only visible to the users with the necessary capabilities to view them.

List Amount - The numeric value of how many posts you want the post list to display. Negative one (-1) will display all the posts that are available after filtering.

Author Filter - Show or remove posts that were created by a certain author, or authors. You can only choose between adding or removing, not both.

Order By - Choose which page properties to sort from. All of which are built in params used in WP_Query.

Perm - Uses the user permission via. user capabilities to determine what posts to display in the post list to the visitor/user.

Ignore Sticky Posts - Meant for the built-in post type (Posts) function. When checked, this will prevent sticky posts from always displaying at the top of the post list.

Exclude Current Post - When checked, the current post being viewed will be excluded from the post list.

Exclude Posts by ID - Add post/page IDs, seperated by a comma (,), will prevent those posts from being added to the post list.

Exclude Duplicates from Current Post - In the 'order that it is received', each preset post list being viewed will add the post IDs to a global exclude list built into APL. When checked, the preset post list will add the post IDs (listed at the time) to the exclude filter settings in WP_Query. This will remove any posts that have already been displayed to the user by the APL plugin.

Empty Message - This container holds the HTML & CSS content and if no posts are found to be listed in the preset. Then the preset post list will display this message. If no Empty Message is found, then the post list will use the Default Empty Message if enabled in the Plugin's Admin Settings. Otherwise, the plugin will display nothing like it was originally set as. Please Note: if you are using the Default Empty Message but you don't want to display anything in a certain preset post list. Then simple create an empty element to fall back on. For example, an empty 'span' HTML element.

Before List - Used to store any HTML & CSS code that exists before the post/content listings. Useful for div, ul, ol, tables, etc.. As well as storing CSS styling for IDs and Classes.

List Content - This where you design how your posts are going to display in the post list. In here you can use HTML, CSS, PHP (requires the PHP shortcode), and the plugin's internal shortcodes. Info can be found at the bottom, or by clicking on the shortcode info found below "List content".

After List - Used for ending any elements that are still open, or to display a final message to the users/visitors.

Shortcodes: Use these codes inside the list item content (will throw errors if placed in before or after HTML fields).

* Time shortcodes have an optional format parameter. Format your dates using these possible tokens: m=month, M=text month, F=full text month, d=day, D=short text Day Y=4 digit year, y=2 digit year, H=hour, i=minute, s=seconds. More tokens listed here: http://php.net/manual/en/function.date.php.

Note: these shortcodes only work in the List item content box on this page.

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Eventually this feature will be changed to provide a more accurate preview of the post list and will be more balanced on the on the admin page. Currently, the preview feature has difficulty displaying private posts and displaying posts with a preset post list with dynamic features (Current Page & Include Terms). The current query uses the current page that you are viewing, and from the admin page, it provides limited results.

Later on, this feature will be changed to view the post list as if it were on the selected page you want to preview from (only the post list will display). As well as creating a dialog for it, which may or may not have width & height params for the admin to utilize.

A more practical use to get an accurate preview just create a test page/post to use to display the preset shortcode. Private posts will show up in there, and dynamic features can be utilize. Of course, that depends on how your test page/post is set up.

General Plugin Settings - Controls the basic core/global settings and actions of the plugin, and the admin section.

Delete Database Upon Deactivation - If 'No' is selected, then the plugin's database data will not be removed when the plugin is deactivated. When re-activated, the plugin data will restored as it was left. Please Note: If the plugin is removed/uninstalled, then the plugin's data will be removed regardless.

Admin jQuery UI Theme - Added as a simple extra to change the appearance that the jQuery UI will display as.

Enable Default Empty Message - Used as a default option to use if no posts are found and the Empty Message is empty within the preset post list.

Preset Database Tools - Tools for backing up, restoring, or adding additional presets to the APL preset database. You can also export/download individual presets simular to exporting the preset table. If you'd like to share some of your own presets, then read these Guidelines/Instructions for Submitting Presets for more information.

Export Preset Table - Exports the whole APL preset database/table. Illegal (< > : " / \ | , ? *) characters cannot be used as the exported filename.

Import Preset(s) - Imports one or more presets, from a 2 different sources, and is added to the database. Any older versions, including Kalin's Post List (KPL), will automatically be upgraded, but is limited to any versions higher than the current APL version being used.

Restore Preset Defaults - Designed to restore only the default preset table the plugin initially came with.