If plugin is being activated for the first time, it should have warnings to do the following:

• Create and assign new pages for Latest Comic and Archive
• Create new series terms for comics (if none currently exist)

save_post_{$post_type} was introduced in WordPress 3.7. Update Manga+Press to use this hook instead of checking for post-type in save_post action callback.

For consistency with WordPress core, comic navigation should use its own walker class.

If Manga+Press is activated network-wide (clicking Network Activate), then the plugin will throw an 'Illegal string offset' warning when updating Manga+Press' options.

This only happens when Manga+Press is active network-wide.

It does not happen when Manga+Press is activated on a per-blog basis.

Workaround is not to "Network Activate" Manga+Press; instead, activate on a per-blog basis.

Versions effected: v2.8 and v2.9?

Eliminate global variable dependencies in code.

Create a calendar for the comic archives. Can take the form of:

• A template tag for pulling individual month calendars or a range of months
• A calendar widget for the sidebar
• A theme-able calendar template

The addition of a Comic-specific calendar ties into ticket #4. The comic post-type will need to be extended to allow date-specific archives.

What steps will reproduce the problem?

1. Create Comic
2. Go to Comic Page
3. Get 404 Error

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
I expect to see my comic on a page, instead I get a 404 error.

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
Newest Version of Plugin & Newest Wordpress

Enhancement. Change the functionality of Archive/Latest Post so a static page isn't required. This enhancement would use a custom permalink structure to define "virtual" pages, which would use WordPress' template functions to load a specified page template for these pages.

Ideas for this enhancement include:

• Allow users to specify a permalink structure. This would work hand-in-hand with enhancement #4, essentially giving users the power to create a "sub-site" for their comic.
• Have a "Select Template" drop-down for users to choose a theme template for the Archive/Latest Post pages.

Spanish Language support should be reviewed prior to v2.9 launch.

Like Single Comic, there should be a way to override the default templates for Latest Comic and Archive. Presently, there are none.

Mangapress won't use my custom template for a single comic page. It seems to want to insert its own code.

Currently, Manga+Press does not use theme templates unless specified on the Manga+Press options page (Latest Comic > Use Template or Archives > Use Template). This should be changed to be default behavior instead of optional. Instead, if Manga+Press does not find a template (currently comics/latest-comic.php or comics/comic-archive.php), it uses the "override page content method" of creating the Latest Comic and Archives pages.

See #6 for additional tasks.

Bundled child-themes should be removed from the main plugin and moved to separate Github repositories.

Create a custom theme repository for these themes to notify users of updates.

Doing so will allow beta testers to automatically update when a new development version is released.

In conjunction with ticket #19, a new taxonomy needs to be created to determine navigation between parent Chapters.

Taxonomy needs to be linked to existing Series. Can be accomplished using existing WordPress API functionality.
Table: {prefix}_mangapress_seriesmeta (Schema)

CREATE TABLE `{prefix}_mangapress_seriesmeta` (
  `meta_id` bigint(20) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `mangapress_series_id` bigint(20) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `meta_key` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `meta_value` longtext,
  PRIMARY KEY (`meta_id`),
  KEY `post_id` (`mangapress_series_id`),
  KEY `meta_key` (`meta_key`)
) AUTO_INCREMENT=0 DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;

Need child-themes for TwentyTwelve and -Thirteen.

Error

If a user assigns the Latest Comic page as the Front Page in Settings > Reading, then visits the home page of the site, they will receive a PHP error: Fatal error: Call to a member function have_posts() on a non-object in /home/jess/Sites/mangapress-site/core/wp-includes/query.php on line 751
Note: this occurs on WordPress Multisite installations, not single-site installations.

Expected Behavior

User is able to assign Latest Comic page as Front Page.

Transfer support for the new WordPress 3.5 Media Library into the 2.7 branch.

Version: 2.9.0-rc.1

Issue

When Series terms are assigned to a post during the creation process, terms are not staying assigned on post-save.

Expected functionality

WordPress default — terms are saved when post is saved/created.

Define a permalink structure for Comics custom post-type.

Should have:

• Root/Archive slug
• Support date-based permalinks (for Calendar, see #25)
• Slug should be user-customizable
• Should keep a variable name of 'mangapress_comic' for backend code.

Manga+Press: Gallery Edition Plugin

This plugin will be an add-on to Manga+Press — using Manga+Press' functionality but changing the Comic post admin to a gallery layout instead of the default single comic image admin screen.

Features

• Navigation between comic posts (default Manga+Press)
• Navigation between gallery images in a single post
• Featured image used as Gallery cover image

Wireframes

Dummy content should happen on new installations, not upgrades.

1. Click on Set Comic Image
2. Select "From Computer" tab
3. Upload image.

Observe that "Use As Comic" is not available once the image has finished uploading. User must go back to the Media Library tab to add image.

Expected:
"Use As Comic" is available after upload.

Remove all instances of closing PHP tags at EOF

Current comic navigation CSS is old and over-specific. Should be simplified to something similar to:

.comic-nav > li {
   float: left;
}

These two functions are no longer needed since WordPress Trac #17807 was fixed in WordPress 3.8. One issue remaining with deprecating these two functions is that they've been customized slightly to allow for grouping comics according to parent categories. Ties into issue #5.

Create an archive template that displays each month's worth of comic posts

Create a "Demo Mode" addition to allow users to preview how the plugin's admin interface works.

If the "Use Theme Template" option is selected in the Manga+Press admin, the user will see a blank screen when attempting to view the page.

This issue seems to occur with themes other than the default WordPress themes.

Themes tested:

• Customizr
• TwentyFourteen Manga+Press child-theme
• TwentyThirteen Manga+Press child-theme
• TwentyTwelve Manga+Press child-theme

Themes need to be able to handle both Comic Archive and Comic Gallery templates (See #55 and #57)

• Author role can't access Series taxonomy

Current implementation of Series taxonomy using default WordPress UI is confusing considering what the Series taxonomy is supposed to do: support ordering of comics according to issues and chapters. One way to achieve this goal is to redefine how the Series taxonomy is being displayed.

Functionality

Eliminate default WordPress meta-boxes for taxonomy and the default WordPress UI for Series taxonomy (can be done on taxonomy registration).

New Meta-boxes

The default taxonomy meta-box would be replaced by two meta-boxes labeled Series > Chapter and Series > Chapter > Issue. These will be split into three taxonomies: Series, Issue, and Chapter, to make the navigation easier to deal with. Two options (Group By, and Group By Parent) in Manga+Press will need to be changed to reflect this update.

New Taxonomy Management Page

This page will replace the default WordPress UI for managing taxonomies. This will only affect the Series taxonomy. Currently, work will need to be done to determine a proper workflow for this page. The goal behind this page should be to:

• Create a meaningful management system specific to comics
• Eliminate the possibility of adding "grandchildren" categories as this could cause navigation issues.
• Additionally, add new features such as Issue or Chapter "Cover" posts.
• Cross-linking with a cast listing of Characters (proposed Character Management plugin).

To Dos

• Wire-frames
• Use-cases

Add single-comic.php to template stack. Manga+Press currently looks for comics/single-comic.php. Should have single-comic.php as the last template in the stack. See ticket #14.

If I'm watching a single comic of a series, the left menu disappears, but it's black background stays. The comic content (title, picture, comment block) start behind it on the left window border instead of floating right of it.

Using the default Twenty Fourteen Theme.

This fucking pointless. What the hell was I thinking?

Add additional help information by creating Contextual Help tabs for Manga+Press.

Each help tab should list the options on their respective options tabs and should include a description of what the option does and if possible, a real-world example.

Template hierarchy for the Latest Comic and Comic Archive pages needs to take into account the default WordPress templates, ie: page-{latest-comic}.php and {custom-page-template}.php. If these templates are found, then templates inside the comics directory should be ignored.

Test issue body

Allow users to bookmark their place in a particular series.

Features:

• Button (location to be determined) that allows a user to bookmark their location.
• Include a shortcode and template tag for theme authors and site admins to use in order to control location.
• Use Local Storage API, which means only modern browsers are supported.
• Optional: allow theme authors, plugin developers, and site admins a means of overriding.

Manga+Press will not function correctly without output buffering. A warning should be added when the plugin is activated telling users that output buffering needs to be turned on.

Currently, the child-themes included with Manga+Press are not available to sites on a WordPress network unless they're copied into the theme directory. Investigate if this only happens when Manga+Press is activated on a per-site basis, or if it occurs when Manga+Press is enabled network-wide.

Investigate possible workarounds, if there are any.

Create an archive template that displays all available comics as a gallery.

Example: post header on TwentyFourteen partially covers comic image. This should be adjusted for single comic templates and Latest Comic templates.

Other themes should be reviewed for formatting consistency.

Each comic should have an option that would allow the user to select which category determines navigation for that particular post. This is to work around WordPress' default method of choosing the category according to alphabetical or numeric order.

Create an automatic notification system for Facebook and Twitter accounts associated with a comic series.

• Should push to a pre-determined Facebook page or Twitter account
• Need valid Facebook and Twitter app keys
• Twitter account username
• Facebook page ID(?)

New text in plugin will require new strings in localization files.

Currently, Manga+Press uses the old Media Library popup. It might be best to move to the new Media Library popup.