Okay, it appears that is working now. I looked at the plugin’s PHP and changed formatting to “true” instead of “false.” It hadn’t changed even though I had checked the checkbox in the widget. Kinda weird.
So, now I cannot get any of the CSS I am writing into wpp.css to alter anything. I want the widget to display like the “What’s Popular?” widget on the following site: http://aromaticscience.com/category/library/
Any ideas? Thanks!
Alright, looks like the excerpts ARE NOT formatting quite correctly. Still need your help with this!
Hi there,
So, what you want is to have the excerpt positioned below the title? If so, just change this:
.wpp-excerpt {
font-size: 12px;
}
… into:
.wpp-excerpt {
display: block;
font-size: 12px;
}
Also, note that any changes you make to WPP’s stylesheet will be lost every time you upgrade the plugin since the wpp.css file will be overwritten. You can prevent this by copying the wpp.css file into your theme’s folder (wp-content/themes/YOUR-THEME-FOLDER).
That is helpful, but I also want the text to preserve the formatting from the HTML tags. So it should look like this:
this is excerpt 1This Post should be up top
this is excerpt 2. This Post has most views
Not this:
this is excerpt 1This Post should be up top this is excerpt 2. This Post has most views
Thank you!