• Resolved Dimographer

    (@dimographer)


    Hi I’m using the plugin and he is my code

    [rotatingtweets screen_name = ‘umcqtr’ exclude_replies = ‘1’ tweet_count = ’15’ rotation_type = ‘scrollLeft’ speed =’700′ show_meta_timestamp = ‘0’ show_meta_screen_name = ‘0’ show_meta_via = ‘0’ ]

    with the above code the tweet appears to left then wait for some seconds and another tweet show but i want it to be like news marquee all the tweets rotates horizontally not one by one
    any help ??

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/rotatingtweets/

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  • Plugin Author Martin Tod

    (@mpntod)

    Short codes often have problems with extra spaces. Does the following work:

    [rotatingtweets screen_name='umcqtr' exclude_replies='1' tweet_count='15' rotation_type='scrollLeft' speed='700' show_meta_timestamp='0' show_meta_screen_name='0' show_meta_via='0']

    Thread Starter Dimographer

    (@dimographer)

    this is the page link you will find your tweeter code first after navigation and below you will find news marquee which i want to make it the same

    http://umcqatar.com/umcq/testheader/

    Plugin Author Martin Tod

    (@mpntod)

    What about speed=10000 timeout=0 – i.e. slow down the scrolling and cut the waiting between tweets to zero…

    Thread Starter Dimographer

    (@dimographer)

    i tried but not good,

    Plugin Author Martin Tod

    (@mpntod)

    Too slow? Too fast? Or didn’t it change anything?

    Currently the test site still has speed=700

    Martin

    Thread Starter Dimographer

    (@dimographer)

    http://umcqatar.com/umcq/testheader/

    it is not about too fast or too slow. it show one by one not like the news marquee under

    Plugin Author Martin Tod

    (@mpntod)

    I don’t think your shortcode is reading the shortcode variables properly. For example, it’s not picking up the speed variable.

    Are you entering it as text? Or in a function?

    It should be:

    [rotatingtweets screen_name='umcqtr' exclude_replies='1' tweet_count='15' rotation_type='scrollLeft' speed='7000' timeout='0' show_meta_timestamp='0' show_meta_screen_name='0' show_meta_via='0']

    Or

    echo do_shortcode("[rotatingtweets screen_name='umcqtr' exclude_replies='1' tweet_count='15' rotation_type='scrollLeft' speed='7000' timeout='0' show_meta_timestamp='0' show_meta_screen_name='0' show_meta_via='0']");

    Thread Starter Dimographer

    (@dimographer)

    it is like the first one

    [rotatingtweets screen_name=’umcqtr’ exclude_replies=’1′ tweet_count=’15’ rotation_type=’scrollLeft’ speed=’10000′ timeout=’0′ show_meta_timestamp=’0′ show_meta_screen_name=’0′ show_meta_via=’0′]

    Plugin Author Martin Tod

    (@mpntod)

    I think the speed function may work better with version 2 of the JavaScript (on the settings page) as well…

    Plugin Author Martin Tod

    (@mpntod)

    I think there’s a problem with version 1 of the script in how it handles speed. What happens with version 2 of the script?

    Martin

    Plugin Author Martin Tod

    (@mpntod)

    I’ve now updated version 1 of the script so that it should also properly reflect the speed variable if you download and install the development version from https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/rotatingtweets.zip.

    Martin

    Thread Starter Dimographer

    (@dimographer)

    i downloaded the new version you sent in link and the problem still the same
    i tried js ver1 and ver2 and same

    i guess the point is in how js make the effect

    Thread Starter Dimographer

    (@dimographer)

    now at ver 2 the scrolling not working at all

    Thread Starter Dimographer

    (@dimographer)

    check the link: http://umcqatar.com/umcq/

    Plugin Author Martin Tod

    (@mpntod)

    The tweet is now scrolling left much more slowly.

    What happens if you try something like:

    [rotatingtweets screen_name='umcqtr' exclude_replies='1' tweet_count='15' rotation_type='scrollLeft' speed='10000' timeout='0' show_meta_timestamp='0' show_meta_screen_name='0' show_meta_via='0']

    There’s a more recent development version which should handle this even better.

    Martin

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