Twitter Feed Height

  • Leapmkt12

    (@leapmkt12)


    9 years, 2 months ago

    Really probably dumb question. I am trying to set the height of theactual feed in my footer. The attributes I have found with Firebug & inspect element are
    ‘element.style{
    height: 268px;
    }
    <ul class=”fetched_tweets dark” style=”height: 268px; overflow: hidden;”>’

    drill down further & I get this as an attribute:
    ‘#wptt_twittertweets-2 > ul’

    Yet neither of these are working in my CSS
    ‘#wptt_twittertweets-2.ul {
    height: 485px;
    }
    ul.fetched_tweets.dark {
    height: 485px;
    } ‘

    WHat am I missing?

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-twitter-feeds/

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  • Plugin Author Team Startbit

    (@vivacityinfotechjaipur)

    9 years, 2 months ago

    Hi Leapmkt

    If you want to fix the height of the actual feed , You need to do some customiztion in css . Please set

    .tweet_data
    {
    height: 70px !important;
    font :13px/16px Georgia,”Times New Roman”,Palatino,serif !importart;
    }

    Thanks & Regards
    Team Vivacity

    Thread Starter Leapmkt12

    (@leapmkt12)

    9 years, 2 months ago

    Hi, thanks for coming back to me. No its not the height of the individual tweet boxes its the entire Tweet div that I need to set at 485px high. Adding the above css in only expands the entir tweet div to 320px high.
    The id is ‘wptt_twittertweets-2’ & the class is ‘widget wptt_TwitterTweets’ howvever the element style is set on
    <ul class=”fetched_tweets dark” style=”height: 320px; overflow: hidden;”>’
    I need the entire div of the 6 slider tweets to be 485px in height so there are the latest 6 tweets rolling through on the slider which should be 485px high in total?
    Does that make sense? I just can’t seem to get the correct css id or class for this setting to work.
    Thanks!

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