@bicho44– This is definitely a bug. You’re going to need to do this old school:

function my_remove_postimagediv()
{
  remove_meta_box('postimagediv', 'barcos', 'side'); 
}
add_action('do_meta_boxes', 'my_remove_postimagediv');

More info at the WordPress codex.

@jamespate– Welcome to the Piklist community!

Thanks for letting us know about the urls. They are working now.

The next version of Piklist will allow for front end forms. Probably a few weeks away.

@skytsunami– We are trying to get the next version ready for testing. It may be a few weeks before we can get to this bug.

I added you to our beta tester list, so you will receive the latest version when it’s ready for testing.

I just read your post on Stack Exchange, and I think I have a better understanding of what you want.

It would be best to use the WordPress function get_template_part() to bring in your divs. This is how I would do it.

YOUR PIKLIST PARTS FILE (my-fields.php)
This is where your users select the Divs they want and can reorder them.

  piklist('field', array(
    'type' => 'select'
    ,'field' => 'my_divs'
    ,'label' => __('Select a Div')
    ,'add_more' => true
    ,'choices' => array(
      'div_one' => 'Div One'
      ,'div_two' => 'Div Two'
      ,'div_three' => 'Div Three'
    )
  ));

YOUR THEME FILE (PAGE TEMPLATE)
Your page template should look something like this:

ID, 'my_divs'); // Get the field data

  foreach ($my_divs as $my_div => $name) // loop through each add_more
  { 
    get_template_part('custom-div', $name); // display the template
  }

?>

Then you would name your divs (template parts) this, to match the dropdown values:

custom-div-div_one.php
custom-div-div_two.php
custom-div-div_three.php

Does that make sense?

@ivisionstudios– Welcome to the Piklist Community!

Sorry, that you haven’t slept yet. We really should put a warning on Piklist that it can become addictive. 😉

As for Pricing:
The Piklist Framework (Piklist) will allows be free and GPL. We will probably offer paid support options in the future.

We are planning on releasing commercial plugins. Fields and Forms will probably be the first.

We really, really, really, want you to use Piklist on as many projects as you like… no strings attached. We love hearing about them.

@giec– Welcome to the Piklist Community!

Piklist fields have very minimal markup. If you want to add a div, you can just wrap your field in a div in your my-fields.php file:

< div class="my-class"> 

	 'text'
		  ,'field' => 'field_one'
		  ,'label' => 'First Field'
		));
	?>

< /div>

Great!

I just pushed v1.8.2 to WordPress.org, which has your fix in it.

It also has this fix >. If you need it, then I suggest you delete the wp-helpers folder via FTP, and then add it via the plugin installer as new. This way you won’t lose all your settings.

Thanks again for the help!

Closing ticket.