It seems to be working OK on my feed?
The approach you’ve taken
div.rotatingtweet {
text-align:center;
}
is probably the one I’d have taken – although I would suggest putting it in a separate rotatingtweets.css file in /wp-content/uploads/ so that it doesn’t get overwritten when you upgrade the plug-in.
Best wishes,
Martin
Thanks for your answer Martin, it seems like a inline css style (see first line screen at: maybe some rotating twitts javascript interacts with css.
Cheers
Daniele
I think that might be the template style. But it seems to be working when I look at the page – or are you trying to achieve something different?
Martin – I have the same problem as artfener.
http://recordiaublinc.com
It is OK in Chrome, but in IE all the text (and the horizontal lines above and below) are moved to the left. However, sometimes when i Refresh the screen it sorts itself out. I’d say in IE it looks OK only about 20% of times. Whereas in Chrome it’s 100%.
Are you able to replicate the issue on my site (and artfener’s) if you open in IE?
Thanks.
Hello Martin and blinc, to be more clear the issue about my site is only on FF, with Safari and Chrome works perfectly! I’m very sorry but I can’t open IE, mac osx version doesn’t exists.
Have a nice day
Also, I suspect that this problem gets worse the wider your screen resolution is. It’s worse on my 1920 monitor than it is on my 1024 laptop screen. But it’s OK on Chrome on both displays.
cnlib – in IE the problem seems to be the placing of the div.rotatingtweets container. When I got the problem, I tried adding:
div.rotatingtweets {
margin: auto;
}
and that seemed to work.
Martin – I’m also having the same problem. I added the above css and that fixes things when the tweet is long enough, but if it’s a short tweet it’s centered to the left.
Also on smaller screens the tweet is getting cut off at the bottom.
Hi Martin – I asked my developer to inplement the fix you suggested, and exactly like tillinah, it fixes it for tweets that are longer than the width of the screen. All the other tweets are all on the left.
Thanks.
Which version of the JavaScript are you using? Does it improve things if you try the other one?
Martin
According to… http://www.computerhope.com/cgi-bin/systeminfo.cgi
I’m using version 1.3. I don’t think there is a way of changing the JS version in IE without changing browser version.
I’m using the latest version of Javascript that came with my theme.
On the Rotating Tweets settings page, you can choose version 1 or version 2 of the JavaScript… Do either make a difference?
I’ve changed that to v2 and now all the tweets are bang on centre! Thanks.
