Open style-archive.css for editing. This is the main file for styling information. First element .snazzy describes the main container.
Height attribute is the height of archive, remove the line if you want full height. Same applies to width. If the archive can not fit in the container, scrollbars will be shown like on the picture.
Also you can enable special effect 1 in your plugin options, this will create a so called carousel effect that will further save space.
Just edit the width of .szcont element and height of .szimg element and notice the change immediately.
You can create a new template file, for example snazzy.php, just include header and Snazzy archive call, not the sidebar.Then upload snazzy.php to your theme folder and create a new page on your blog using this template (write page and select this template instead of the default; the option for template is found below the post).
Here is how can one such file look like:
<p align="center">
<?php if (isset($SnazzyArchives)) echo $SnazzyArchives->display(); ?>
</p>
Layouts are stored in files snazzy-layout-1.php, snazzy-layout-2.php and so on.. Edit these fles or make your own using the available variables
* $first_for_day - is the comment first for given day, used usually for additional clearance
* $title - post title
* $excerpt - post excerpt
* $comcount - number of comments
* $imageurl - url of the post image
* $youtubeurl - url of the video (without http://)
* $day, $month, $year - date of post
Options for carousel (special effect #1) can be found in snazzy-archives.js file. You can set how many elements are visible at once (visible) and if you change width of the items in your CSS file, do not forget to change it here as well - option def_width (add 16px for default padding).
You can create your own custom layouts and special effects send me for inclusion in future versions. Also you can send your feedback, bug reports and suggestions.
Of course, visit Snazzy Archives Home Page
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