I have a request (!!!) Nothing More (Groan!)
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Hello developer (George), .. for a start, nothing wrong with the plugin.
I merely have a request for a future update.
Your Code, ..
/* do magic */ function read_main($atts, $content = null) { extract(shortcode_atts(array( 'more' => 'READ MORE', 'less' => 'READ LESS' ), $atts)); mt_srand((double)microtime() * 1000000); $rnum = mt_rand(); $new_string = '<span><a onclick="read_toggle(' . $rnum . ', \'' . get_option('rm_text') . '\', \'' . get_option('rl_text') . '\'); return false;" class="read-link" id="readlink' . $rnum . '" style="readlink" href="#">' . get_option('rm_text') . '</a></span>' . "\n"; $new_string .= '<div class="read_div my_new_div_span" id="read' . $rnum . '" style="display: none;">' . do_shortcode($content) . '</div>'; return $new_string; }
As can be seen, I’ve inserted a new class called ‘my_new_div_span‘, I have also discovered that I and can access it in my style.css with the following identification and CSS instructions.
.my_new_div_span { padding: 6px 12px 12px 18px; margin: -10px 2px 2px 0px; background: #02003e; color: darkgray; border-radius: 20px 0 20px 20px; border-style: solid; border-color: darkgray; }
When both parts are in place, the expanded text between the [read more] and [/read] has a rather neat differentiator between the text styles shown on the page. My example CSS creates a curved box round the text, and box that favours the [read more] tag being placed on the right hand side of the page.
My requests, ..
1.) Can you permanently include an expansion class inside the *magic* section.
2.) In the RMWR command screen, can you also include a small window to add the new CSS code, that would then tie in with the new class declared in option 1.)** I’ve tried looking at that section, but feel it beyond my programming skills at present to create such a text window, and then tie it all back into the new class div.
In general – I do feel that it would be a rather innovative addition to an already brilliantly simple to use, (and operate), plugin.
Many thanks for reading thus far, .. Jessica.
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