• Hi!
    I am using your plugin to show my news feed, and it works perfectly. So, thanks for this!
    However, I was wondering whether there would be a possibility to make a visual separation in between two posts (like a hor. line, for example). On my page, you can hardly differ two posts as they are following really close one to another…

    So, I’m looking for sth like this :

    News 1
    some text
    ---------------
    News 2
    some text
    …

    Thanks for any hint!

    http://wordpress.org/plugins/jquery-vertical-scroller/

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  • I just made this alteration myself. A quick hack solution would be to edit sg-jqvs-widget-plugin.php file. Around line 344 look for the following

    <?php endforeach; ?>
    <?php $post = $tmp_post; ?>

    and add you division before the endforeach like so

    <hr>
    <?php endforeach; ?>
    <?php $post = $tmp_post; ?>

    Now i’m just looking to remove the empty space between scrolling loops. also when set to scroll from bottom to top there is a gap as well. Very noticeable if you have it displaying full post content.

    Plugin Author Vamsi Pulavarthi

    (@vamsitech)

    Hi Guys
    Seems like I don’t need to look here anymore. You guys are figuring out solutions on your own. 😉

    As for the gap at the bottom, we are working on it. It is a tricky problem. Need to completely rewrite the engine. Still trying to get it to work right.

    May be mid this year… hopefully…

    Thread Starter macfreak109

    (@macfreak109)

    Thanks for your reply, ArtisticAdam…however, it doesn’t seem to take my changes when I insert the HR command inside the php file.
    Anything special I need to look out for?

    Thx again

    Not infront of the code atm but that is exactly what i did. What does your source code look like for that section? Do you see the HR added in the page code?

    Thread Starter macfreak109

    (@macfreak109)

    Apparently, the changes to the PHP code won’t really reflect into my page?
    I can’t see any changes I make to the code, however, changes to the CSS file work fine.

    Interesting, here is what I changed in sg-jqvs-widget-plugin.php. You will notice I also changed it from a list to paragraph formatted but this should not affect the outcome.

    <div class="scrollingtext">
    
                    <?php
                        global $post;
                        $tmp_post = $post;
                        $args = array(
                            'numberposts'     => $mycount,
                            'category'        => $mycategory,
                            'orderby'         => 'post_title',
                            'order'           => 'ASC',
                            'post_type'       => $myposttype, /*'post',*/
                            'post_status'     => 'publish',
                            'suppress_filters' => false
                            );
                        $posts_array = get_posts( $args );
                        foreach( $posts_array as $post ) : setup_postdata($post);
                    ?>
    				<!--<li>-->
    
                        <?php if ( $myshowtitle == 'true' ) { ?>
                            <p class="sgjvs_widget_title">
                                <a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?></a>
                            </p>
                        <?php } ?>
                        <?php if ( $myshowdate == 'true' ) { ?>
                            <p class="sgjvs_widget_date">
                                <?php
                                    $pfx_date = get_the_date( $myshowdateformat );
                                    echo $pfx_date;
                                ?>
                            </p>
                        <?php } ?>
                        <?php if ( $myincludecontent == 'content' ) { ?>
                            <p class="sgjvs_widget_content">
                                <?php
                                    $mysgjvscontent = get_the_content();
                                    echo $mysgjvscontent;
                                ?>
                            </p>
                        <?php } elseif ( $myincludecontent == 'excerpt' ) { ?>
                            <p class="sgjvs_widget_excerpt">
                                <?php
                                    $mysgjvsexcerpt = get_the_excerpt();
                                    echo $mysgjvsexcerpt;
                                ?>
                            </p>
                        <?php } ?>
    
    			<hr>
                    <?php endforeach; ?>
                    <?php $post = $tmp_post; ?>
    
            </div> <!-- end of scrolling text -->
    Thread Starter macfreak109

    (@macfreak109)

    Thanks for your answer!
    So, I replaced my code with yours (BTW my HR was at the exact same spot as yours), and ISDN (it still does nothing) :-/

    In fact, it seems that the <li> command still is part of the final html code the page displays ?!?!?!?
    Not exactly sure what’s happening here and why…I restarted the apache daemon, dis-/enabled the plugin, but nothing helped. Finally, as I replaced the whole PHP code with <hello world>, the plugin stopped working, so this should be the proof that the code gets loaded alright…

    Arrggghhh….I kinda go crazy over this…

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