There would currently be two ways to do this:
- You can write your own
rotatingtweets_display_override()
function that displays the elements of the tweet in the order you want.
- You can write some CSS against
div.rtw_media
A longer term solution might be to add some options to the shortcode, but I’d need to think a bit about what those would be.
Thread Starter
Alkorr
(@alkorr)
Ok. I tried CSS but it has to be done with absolute/relative positioning which is very complicated.
I’d love to write my own rotatingtweets_display_override() function but I don’t know where to start…
And of course, for people like me (not very good at CSS and even less at coding), it would be great to add some options to the shortcode like:
rtw_info_position=3
rtw_main_position=2
rtw_media_position=1
rtw_meta_position=4
I’ll keep working on the CSS but this absolute/relative positioning is driving me crazy! 🙂
Or something like rtw_display_order="info,main,media,meta"
?
It will require a bit of work!
This should now work in the development version.
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Alkorr
(@alkorr)
A-M-A-Z-I-N-G! It works wonderfully, that’s really great, thank you Martin! 🙂