Hi Nico!
I believe that can be achieved using the Custom HTML Markup option from the widget. Use the “Before / after Popular Posts” fields to add your three extra DIVs and you should be good to go.
Hey Héctor!
Man, thanks for introducing me to “Custom HTML Markup”!
That gives me the options I need!
Did you read about quesiton nr. 2? How about making <br /> code working in the title?
Do you think that this will be a possibility?
/ Nico Collu
Man, thanks for introducing me to “Custom HTML Markup”!
That gives me the options I need!
No problem!
How about making
code working in the title? Do you think that this will be a possibility?
Sorry, I missed that on my last reply. For reasons I won’t outline now because I’m feeling lazy and it’s friday (hehe), the plugin will strip all HTML tags from the post title (which explains why <br /> tags and others are missing).
There’s a simple “hack” to have WPP keep all HTML tags in post titles:
- Go to Plugins > Editor and pick WordPress Popular Posts from the dropdown at the right.
- Find:
// Strip HTML tags
$title = strip_tags($title);
… and change it to:
// Strip HTML tags
//$title = strip_tags($title);
- Hit the Update file button to save changes.
Keep in mind that this modification will be lost next time the plugin gets an upgrade, so bookmark this topic for future references.
Hey Héctor!
No worries, I understand, haha, happy halloween!
I found the code you want me to find in your wordpress-popular-posts.php and directly did it there. I guess I could copy that whole file to my child theme and it will stay although then I will most likely miss any awesome updates you come with like setting images to 100% for responsiveness, right, right? Hint! haha!
Anyway man, thanks a bunch, I will try that out and set this topic as “resolved”.
/ Nico Collu
I guess I could copy that whole file to my child theme and it will stay
Unfortunately, unlike themes, there’s no such thing as “child plugins” 😛 (although that’d be useful for sure!)
