Criss Swaim

Check the options tab on the tpg-get-posts plugin settings. Make sure the extension is current, see message at top of options tab. If the options have been validated then there should be a message stating so and if the extensions have not been downloaded there will be a download/update button next to the save options.

Download the extension from the options settings tab by clicking the download button.

The thumbnail requires that the image be set as a featured post image. You do that on the post page, lower right hand column.

The text can be controlled by inserting the more tag on the post where you want the text to break. If you are not familiar with the more tag, a search on wordpress more tag will reveal details on how to use it.

Does that correct the problem?

This is a first. My first suspicion is the upgrade did not finish successfully. At risk of great annoyance I would try it again.

If you want an older version, from the WP extension site http://wordpress.org/plugins/tpg-get-posts/ select the Developers tab. All the old versions are tagged and can be downloaded and installed.

Hi Anna:

This will require php coding to scan the content and rewite the read more link. If you would like to engage me to write this code, contact me directly webmaster :: tpginc.net.

The read more inline plugin actually replaces the link with a div with a special class. I am not sure how to fix that.

There is an exit/hook in the tpg plugin which will allow a custom routine to be applied to the post content and it could be made to emulate the plugin code. You would need to write the custom routine and call the exit/hook. If you have a php programmer they should be able to do that for you if you are not comfortable with doing it yourself.

I just released version 3.1.1 which addresses the next/previous link. You will need to apply the css style to the links. Look in the options for for the page_next option. Hope this is close to what you need.

I don’t know about the Read More Inline. At this release, the two plugins conflict and I don’t have a clear solution at this time.

Nice Site!

The space above the header – I assume for the first post is the one showing the extra space. This is due to the css for h2 having a margin of margin: 1em 0; at line 2648 in the css file. You can override the h2 margin for the get_post entry by referencing the class and then h2

.tpg-title-class h2 {margin: 0;}

Not being familiar with your theme, you will need to determine where to place it to override the existing css. You can set up a custom css file as part of the get_post plugin (see doc on styling) if you are comfortable with putting new files on your server.

For the pagination:
Make sure the plugin and extension are current – version 3.1.0. Then make sure the ext is active on the settings tab for the plugin.

Try the pagination without the field class option and see if it displays the pagination links. It it does then the next step is to apply the theme formatting – but we need to get the pagination showing first.

This theme puts a lot of styles on the paging nav
“pager page-nav-default fix previous previous-entries

I would suggest starting with the last class and adding each after the pagination is showing.
field_classes=”pagination=tpg-pagination-class previous previous-entries”

If the pagination does not appear, email me webmaster tpginc.net

Yes, but not in on short-code.

[tpg_get_posts fields="title,content", show_excerpt="true" numberposts=1]
[tpg_get_posts fields="title",offset=1]

I have not tested this, but the first shortcode show 1 post and the second will show titles for all the others. The offset is documented in the codex.

See if that works.