Great Plugin – Is there an Offset parameter
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Hi,
I’ll renew my happyness for this plugin. I really like a lot. It have a lot of possibility of implementations.I’m building two presents for list a series of news.
The first list the last 3 news using [post_thumb size=”full”].
The second list last 25 news using [post_thumb size=”thumb”].Is there a manner in the second list to skip first 3 item finded? Now the result is a duplicate of last 3 news.
Many thanks
Have a great week
Mirko
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There is no easy programmatic way. It is probably possible to hide the first three “children” of a list using CSS. Google is your friend.
Is Google a better friend than the creator of Plugin? I think no 🙂
How does it work the “Exclude Duplicates from Current Post” option?
Is possible for you to save the IDs post even for more than one occurrence lists in the page? I suppose that can be a solution, but – clearly – I don’t know.Here a printScreen: https://copy.com/JkXyfk1xRmUB8YMC
Have a great day and remember: I’m rooting for you!
Hi this is my solution, using the [item_number offset=”1″ increment=”1″] shortcode and CSS. Example:
Before list:
<style> .image_1 img, .image_2 img, .image_3 img{ float:left; padding-right:10px; } .image_4 img, .image_5 img, .image_6 img{ display:none; } .block-container-column{ padding-top:10px; padding-bottom:0px; height:100%; overflow:hidden; } </style>
List content:
<div class="block-container-column"> <a href="[post_permalink]"><div class="image_[item_number offset="1" increment="1"]"><img width=110 height=110 src="[post_thumb size="thumbnail" extract="none"]"></div> <div class="block-subtitle-column">[post_title]</div></a> [post_excerpt length="80"]<hr/> </div>
You are a genius, many thanks for the idea!
I’ve just a little bit modify the code because if I’ve got more than 6 record to show, I must modify CSS with all classes of images.
So here the code that I wrote starting from yout fantastic idea.Many thanks
Before list:
<style> .divnews_1, .divnews_2, .divnews_3 { visibility: hidden; width: 1px; float: right; } </style>
List content:
<div class="block-container-column divnews_[item_number offset="1" increment="1"]"> <a href="[post_permalink]"> <div class="block-subtitle-column">[post_title]</div> </a> <p>[post_excerpt length="80"] </p> </div>
In this manner I can create a list with only first 3 record and formatting it as I want, than create a second view (this that I report here) that hide first 3 records and print the other.
The lines of CSS with with and float parameter are there because only visibility parameter will leave a blank space.
Many thanks and have a great day!
See you soon!Mirko
You are a genius, many thanks for the idea!
I’ve just a little bit modify the code because if I’ve got more than 6 record to show, I must modify CSS with all classes of images.
So here the code that I wrote starting from yout fantastic idea.Many thanks
Before list:
<style> .divnews_1, .divnews_2, .divnews_3 { visibility: hidden; width: 1px; float: right; } </style>
List content:
<div class="block-container-column divnews_[item_number offset="1" increment="1"]"> <a href="[post_permalink]"> <div class="block-subtitle-column">[post_title]</div> </a> <p>[post_excerpt length="80"] </p> </div>
In this manner I can create a list with only first 3 record and formatting it as I want, than create a second view (this that I report here) that hide first 3 records and print the other.
The lines of CSS with with and float parameter are there because only visibility parameter will leave a blank space.
Many thanks and have a great day!
See you soon!Mirko
You are a genius, many thanks for the idea!
I’ve just a little bit modify the code because if I’ve got more than 6 record to show, I must modify CSS with all classes of images.
So here the code that I wrote starting from yout fantastic idea.Many thanks
Before list:
<style> .divnews_1, .divnews_2, .divnews_3 { visibility: hidden; width: 1px; float: right; } </style>
List content:
<div class="block-container-column divnews_[item_number offset="1" increment="1"]"> <a href="[post_permalink]"> <div class="block-subtitle-column">[post_title]</div> </a> <p>[post_excerpt length="80"] </p> </div>
In this manner I can create a list with only first 3 record and formatting it as I want, than create a second view (this that I report here) that hide first 3 records and print the other.
The lines of CSS with with and float parameter are there because only visibility parameter will leave a blank space.
Many thanks and have a great day!
See you soon!
MirkoYou are a genius, many thanks for the idea!
I’ve just a little bit modify the code because if I’ve got more than 6 record to show, I must modify CSS with all classes of images.
So here the code that I wrote starting from yout fantastic idea.Many thanks
You are a genius, many thanks for the idea!
I’ve just a little bit modify the code because if I’ve got more than 6 record to show, I must modify CSS with all classes of images.
So here the code that I wrote starting from yout fantastic idea.Many thanks
Before list:
<style> .divnews_1, .divnews_2, .divnews_3 { visibility: hidden; width: 1px; float: right; } </style>
List content:
<div class="block-container-column divnews_[item_number offset="1" increment="1"]"> <a href="[post_permalink]"> <div class="block-subtitle-column">[post_title]</div> </a> <p>[post_excerpt length="80"] </p> </div>
In this manner I can create a list with only first 3 record and formatting it as I want, than create a second view (this that I report here) that hide first 3 records and print the other.
The lines of CSS with with and float parameter are there because only visibility parameter will leave a blank space.
Many thanks and have a great day!
See you soon!Mirko
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You are a genius, many thanks for the idea!
I’ve just a little bit modify the code because if I’ve got more than 6 record to show, I must modify CSS with all classes of images.
So here the code that I wrote starting from yout fantastic idea.Many thanks
Before list:
<style> .divnews_1, .divnews_2, .divnews_3 { visibility: hidden; width: 1px; float: right; } </style>
List content:
<div class="block-container-column divnews_[item_number offset="1" increment="1"]"> <a href="[post_permalink]"> <div class="block-subtitle-column">[post_title]</div> </a> <p>[post_excerpt length="80"] </p> </div>
In this manner I can create a list with only first 3 record and formatting it as I want, than create a second view (this that I report here) that hide first 3 records and print the other.
The lines of CSS with with and float parameter are there because only visibility parameter will leave a blank space.
Many thanks and have a great day!
See you soon!Mirko
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