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https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/139031/enable-revisions-for-custom-post-type

https://github.com/brainstormforce/documentation-wordpress/blob/master/classes/class-bsf-docs-widget.php#L58-L65

Keep the access method and function keywork on same line, this applies for all the methods in all the classes.

The style wp-content/plugins/bsf-docs/assets/css/frontend.css?ver=5.9

links to

url('../fonts/docswp.svg?61dqmw#docswp') format('svg');

which is non-existent.

screenshot

Stable tag should be v1.0.0 Since this will be the first release.
Requires up tag should mention the lowest tested WordPress version.

https://github.com/brainstormforce/documentation-wordpress/blob/master/classes/class-bsf-docs-widget.php#L12-L13

documentation-wordpress

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I suggest adding a few hooks here and there in the packaged template files. This would avoid fiddling with templates in the theme (I like it lean and clean). Some action hooks would be enough.

The first one I suggest is for breadcrumb functionality - just after your existing Yoast Breadcrumb integration.
something like: do_action( 'bsf_docs_after_doc_title' );

I added this manually in my project and working fine - currently juse Justin Tadlocks "Breadcrumb Trail" with it - perfect :)

I could do this as a Pull Request also if you're fine with that? ;-)

Right now the plugin is using these options -

'bsf_override_single_template'
'bsf_override_category_template'
'bsf_ls_enabled'
'bsf_search_has_comments'
'bsf_doc_title'
'bsf_search_post_types'
'bsf_ls_enabled'
'bsf_search_post_types'
'bsf_override_single_template'
'bsf_override_category_template'
'bsf_search_has_comments'
'bsf_doc_title'
'bsf_search_has_comments'

All these options can be stored in single option in the form of an array.

You can create a local method to retrieve single option values eg - here

We are checking for PHP Version in the code and displaying the notice. code

but there seem to be no syntax errors in PHP 5.3

1. We can ask admin to add related posts manually through a meta box or so..
2. Or — recommend an existing third party plugin that admin can install which already has good Related Posts functionality.