If you’re up for adding/editing some CSS then absolutely!
Just add the following in some place like a theme stylesheet,
.fb-feed {
height: 400px;
overflow: auto;
}
‘400‘ in the code above can be changed up or down as needed.
Note I hope/plan to add a feature that limits the length of each status in the same fashion that happens on Facebook in the next version of this plugin. Could also still be 2 version out though. We’ll see.
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wkk
(@wkk)
Thanks a lot for the quick answer.
Is there a way to set this in a new .css and make the plugin include it? Altering existing .css may suppose troubles when updating, I think…
Thank you very much in advance.
Best regards,
You are correct! There are 3 options to work around that.
- Some themes have a built in way to add custom CSS. This would be the easiest route to go if it’s an option. I would look under your themes settings to see if this route is available to you.
- My personal favorite way to go about custom styling is to set up a Child Theme. In your case the only part of the Child Theme documentation that you need to use is the required style.css it talks about at the beginning. I have had a theme that I had to account for multiple stylesheets but if your theme is done well then this won’t be a problem..
- The last option would be to add the style via a plugin. There’s probably already a plugin to do this. If not you just need to make one that uses the wp_head action to add in your custom styles.
Thread Starter
wkk
(@wkk)
Option one was perfect for me =D
Thank you very much, you’ve been very helpful!
Best regards,
PS: If anybody else has this issue, here’s what I’ve done:
I use suffusion theme (4.4.7) and .fb-feed above code can be included in: Appearance → Suffusion Options → Back-End → Custom Includes (Custom Styles box).
Great news! Glad you got it. 🙂
