Fumiki Takahashi

TAROSKY INC.

This plugin will..
<ol>
<li>Create a custom post type “Series”.</li>
<li>Add meta box to specified post types to be a part of the series.</li>
<li>Display TOC on post. You can change the settings in Theme Customizer or use “Series TOC” block.</li>
</ol>
<h4>Customization</h4>
Template Structure
To override look and feel, put template in your themes directory.
<pre>template-parts
- series
 - item.php // Each item in TOC.
 - list.php // TOC list which include item.php repeatedly.</pre>
Copy the template in plugin’s directoy and customize.
Archive Template
Archive page template of articles in series will be searched in your theme’s directory and loaded per the hierarchy below:
<pre>archive-in-series-{series-slug}.php
archive-in-series.php
archive.php
index.php</pre>
Hooks
Many hooks are also available. Search your plugin direcoty with <code>'taro_series_'</code> and you can find them easily 🙂
Functions
See <code>inludes/functions.php</code> and you can find useful template tags and functions.

Taro Series

Sean Davis

This plugin must be used with <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-course-creator/" rel="ugc">Simple Course Creator</a>.
By default, the only way to know that a post is part of a Simple Course Creator course is by viewing the individual post page or another post in the same course. This add-on allows you to see if a post is part of a course in “byline” fashion. The name of the course a post is part of can be seen from the blog home, archive, or search results.

Simple Course Creator Front Display

Outputs the course name on each post listed on a blog home, archive page, or search results page.

Taro Series vs Simple Course Creator Front Display