Kerry

Correct, within that function you could move around the pieces to change the order. So to have the image/name/company above the message, you would have it look like the following:

function custom_testimonials_single_structure( $shortcode_output, $options) {
	// Empty String
	$shortcode_output = '';

	// Testimonial Content
	$shortcode_output .= bne_testimonials_the_content( $options );

	// Testimonial Thumbnail
	if ($options['image'] != 'false') {
		$shortcode_output .= bne_testimonials_featured_image( $options );
	}

	// Testimonial Title
	if ($options['name'] != 'false') {
		$shortcode_output .= bne_testimonials_title( $options );
	}

	// Testimonial Tagline and Website URL
	if (!empty($options['tagline']) || !empty($options['website_url'])) {
		$shortcode_output .= bne_testimonials_details( $options );
	}

	return $shortcode_output;
}
add_filter('bne_testimonials_single_structure','custom_testimonials_single_structure', 10 , 2);

Try the following CSS

.bne-gallery-masonry-wrapper .gallery-single.col-3-masonry { width: 30% !important; }

I’m addressing this in the next update to be a little more flexible on the widths and gutters. The downside in general is that the size of the gutter effects the column size as it’s added to the overall width. So what’s happening in your case is that the three columns plus the addition of the gutter of each column is causing it to overall be above 100% of the container width. This causes the the stack to collapse again to two columns from the three.

Are you using BNE Testimonials (free) from the WP Repo or the pro version?

The list of filters on the support site is what is officially supported in the pro v2.x. All filters in the free version are still available in the pro version but only using the v1.x variants of the shortcodes. Those are not being removed and left in for backwards compatibility. Therefore, you should be fine using those existing filters. They will remain in the free version here on the WP Repo and as legacy in the v2.0 pro.

With your other question, If using the v2.x shortcode versions, some of the old filters are technically there, but renamed. For example bne_testimonials_title is now bne_testimonials_name.

In other words, If using v1.x shortcode in either free or pro, you would use bne_testimonials_title. In v2.x shortcode you would use bne_testimonials_name going forward. Hope that makes sense.

I see you added it to layout.css; however, the first part of it is incorrect. You have it as the following:

.bne_testimonial_slider_widget .bne-testimonial-slider .flex-content {
    padding-bottom: 8px !important;
}

It needs to be this:

.bne-testimonial-slider.bne-flexslider .flex-content {
    padding-bottom: 8px !important;
}

You’re welcome! No need to donate. However, you could always check out the pro version if you would like or simply give me a rocking review here. 🙂

Try adding the following CSS to your custom css area:

.bne-testimonial-slider.bne-flexslider .flex-content {
     padding-bottom: 8px !important;
}

Hello,

There’s a js error shown in the browser console. Judging by the error, it looks to be the Genesis Simple Share plugin. It’s happing only on home page as the testimonial slider works fine on your other pages such as the about page: http://sharongrahamsmith.com/about/.

The error in the console on the home page shows:

TypeError: $('#googleplus-after-869').waypoint is not a function. (In '$('#googleplus-after-869').waypoint', '$('#googleplus-after-869').waypoint' is undefined)

I can’t help you without being able to see the css (source code) that is affecting it. If it’s live, you can send me the link privately on my website contact form.

With the shortcode, you would format it like this:
[bne_testimonials_slider arrows=”false” nav=”false”]