2) change the following portion of the to_pdf method as indicated in order to call the above function and use the returned line text, rather than try to retrieve this text directly from the element corresponding to the entire line:

if self.hocr is not None:
for line in self.hocr.findall(“.//%sspan”%(self.xmlns)):
if line.attrib['class'] == ‘ocr_line’:
line_text = get_full_line(line)
coords = self.element_coordinates(line)
text = pdf.beginText()
text.setFont(fontname, fontsize)
text.setTextRenderMode(3) # invisible

# set cursor to bottom left corner of line bbox (adjust for dpi)
text.setTextOrigin((float(coords[0])/ocr_dpi[0])*inch, (height*inch)-(float(coords[3])/ocr_dpi[1])*inch)

# scale the width of the text to fill the width of the line’s bbox

text.setHorizScale((((float(coords[2])/ocr_dpi[0]*inch)-(float(coords[0])/ocr_dpi[0]*inch))/pdf.stringWidth(line_text, fontname, fontsize))*100)
# write the text to the page
text.textLine(line_text)
pdf.drawText(text)

After making these two minor changes, it worked great. Thanks for sharing this. It saved me a lot of time.

When I create a new post the url will look like:
mydomain/permalink base/postname

We can edit “permalink base” in More Types. However, how can we include the %post_id%? I tried but it did not work.

This is extremely important for me to create unique urls.

Please let me know if you have the answer.

Thanks!

https://github.com/eabay/oo-wordpress


function my_post_type_link_filter_function( $post_link, $id = 0, $leavename = FALSE ) {
if ( strpos('%author%', $post_link) === FALSE ) {
$post = &get_post($id);
$author = get_userdata($post->post_author);
return str_replace('%author%', $author->user_nicename, $post_link);
}
}

with that solution it also works in the backend (after you saved the article!).

this works fine on the website, but in the cms the linking doesnt work properly,
i get a url.tld/whatever//post
any solution on this, or f*§# it..? or did i miss something..?