Criss Swaim

At risk of being voted off the internet, I would like to respond to this.

The doc is provided in the settings of the basic plugin. That’s all there is as far as doc goes. I tried having doc online and got complaints that is was not in the plugin, so all doc is in the base plugin. Examples on how to use the pluging can be found at http://www.tpginc.net/wordpress-plugins/plugin-tpg_get_posts/. The pull down menu shows most of the various options.

And to sneak in a promo….the extension does allow formatting of byline and metadata. See the examples and look at the doc to see if it does what you need.

If you have questions to specific to the extension, please contact me directly at my website.

I am not familiar with this enewsletter plugin, but from the behavior you describe it sounds like the send process does not check the content for shortcodes. This would be a support question for the enewsletter plugin team.

I am looking at changing this with release 3.0, which should be out in August. It is a bit more involved as I don’t want to break existing sites that might be using the div id to format the layout.

My approach is to push out release 2.5 which has a ‘freeze’ option so if a site has code which will be broken by the new release, the plugin can be told to ignore any updates.

I am changing and testing the ver 3.0 and will that will remove all references to divisions or make them unique, but not sure which way will be best.

If you are interested in a pre-release version to test on your site, contact me at webmaster – tpginc.net. I hope to have it working next week.

Derek:

Look at the source code for the generated webpage and see if the <!–more–> is embedded in the post. The plugin searches for the more tag and breaks at that point.

As noted above, it appears some themes alter the more tag. The example above changes the tag from <!–more–> to <span id=”more-107″></span> which prevents the function from working.

thanks for the reminder….This is a problem as the very design which allows the shortcode to be used multiple times on a page will create the duplicate ids.

The other problem is the plugin has been used in so many sites, I must maintain backwards compatibility.

I will look at this again. I will be pushing out an update by the end of August and will add this to the list of items to review.

The format of the image over the title & text is not available at this time. The two formats available at this time are the standard post with the image below the by-line and in the premium version a magazine layout where title,and content are next to the image.

The size of the image is controlled with the thumbnail_size= parameter. See the doc for the various options.

I am updating the plugin and may offer the featured image format but I will need to look at the impact to the other changes.

Did you try a short code without any options?

The standard WordPress more tag is <!–more–>

Look at the source output on the home page and see if the tag is imbedded in the post. The plugin splits the content by searching for <!–more(any characters)–> Can you tell me what the more tag looks like in the post?