Support » Plugin: Timeline Express » CSS selectors

  • Resolved dpyper

    (@dpyper)


    Hi

    First of all – great plugin.

    A couple of quick questions:

    1. How do I target the date for CSS? I want to double the font size. I’m using PageBuilder, so can add the CSS in that.

    2. Sometimes the date displays below the heading when on a mobile. I’m assuming this is an issue with the responsiveness of the plugin. I’d like to ensure the date is always above the heading – would appreciate any advice.

    3. Is it possible to disable the animated fly-in? Personally, I really like it, but I’m not sure it fits with the overall feel of my site.

    By the way, if you get around to building a premium version, I’d love to see an option to replace the FA icons with date icons; the ability to run multiple timelines; and breaks in the timeline for months/years. In an ideal word, it would be excellent to have a timeline that sat within an independently scrolling part of the page, but which homed in on today’s date (enabling ease of scrolling between past and future). I would definitely pay to upgrade for those features!

    Anyway, appreciate any advice you can offer with the above questions!

    Thanks

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/timeline-express/

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  • Plugin Author Evan Herman

    (@eherman24)

    Hi Dpyper,

    If you’d like to post a link to your timeline I can help provide you with some code that will get things looking how you need.

    In regards to some of the other issues, such as the date displaying below the the title, this is due to the responsive CSS built into the plugin. It initially displays to the right of the title, but when the title extends longer than a certain number of characters the date then drops below the title to the next line. I don’t believe there is an easy way to make sure the date remains above the title, without altering some of the core plugin code.

    At the moment, its not possible to disable the fly in animations. This is all done via CSS, but is achieved through a JavaScript function adding the appropriate classes to the announcement containers.

    I will look into building some sort of setting that allows the toggling of this feature in future releases.

    Thanks,
    Evan

    Thread Starter dpyper

    (@dpyper)

    Hi Evan

    Thanks for the reply – that’s very helpful! Do you have an email address that I can use to send the link to the site? It’s in development so requires a password.

    Thanks

    Doug

    Plugin Author Evan Herman

    (@eherman24)

    Hi Doug,

    You can contact me through the form on my site. I would gladly take a look for you. It may be easier to assign a custom class for targeting purposes as opposed to using something like :nth-child(#) as a CSS selector. Especially if your announcement posts are constantly changing locations and counts.

    Thanks,
    Evan

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