farinspace

>> Can we at least remove or hide the black date copy below the gray icon type?

In looking at the page you posted earlier, the CSS I gave you worked exactly as intended, it left the original theme meta content (the gray copy) and removed the “date-location” content that Nooz inserts (the black date copy). If you would like the opposite, you can use the following instead:

The following will remove the theme “meta” content.

body.single-nooz_release .meta.blogPost {
    display: none; 
}

To be honest, I am unable to provide support beyond the scope of the plugin itself. It sounds like you need “Theme” related support. I’d recommend hiring a developer who can better manage CSS and code changes.

Until Nooz progresses to a point where these changes can easily be made via a user-interface (UI), we try to keep all other options accessible (e.g. WordPress way of doing things, WordPress actions/filters, well-defined CSS, plugin help documentation).

Another option would be to look into CSS a bit more, it is not extremely difficult to learn and will go miles in making front end changes.

Nooz does not have functionality for 2-columns built into the “shortcode”. We do have plans for layout/theme picker on the roadmap, but until then Nooz does have excellent markup with well-defined CSS class names which will allow you to refine the look and feel.

Here is a starter 2-col CSS setup:

@media (min-width: 768px) {
    .nooz-list-wrapper .nooz-item {
        float: right;
        width: 49%;
    }
    .nooz-list-wrapper .nooz-item-odd {
        clear: both;
        float: left;
    }
}

Hi, if you haven’t already resolved your issue, this should help:

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/static-post-titles-customizing-post-formatting/

Apologies for a late reply (we all had a long week off). I do hope you have gotten things sorted already. If not, have a look at the help menu, go into Nooz > Settings > Help (upper right corner). You can browse through the docs, specifically the shortcode docs.

Using [nooz type="coverage" count="3"] should be what you are looking for.

If you have pagination enabled in Nooz > Settings > Pagination, then you should not have to add the use_pagination="yes" into the shortcode. However, if it is enabled, all shorcodes used will display pagination. Note that pagination links only shows up if count="[n]" is exceeded, see Nooz > Settings > Display Count.

What version of the plugin are you using?

The “Mist” website uses Jetpack for its social icons. I would also recommend using AddThis (https://www.addthis.com/), we have add success with it in the past as well.

By default Nooz, does not come pre-styled (we are working on a new version which will make styling a bit more wysiwyg). However, Nooz and the markup that it generates should lend it self well to styling. You will have to use CSS to do that. Additionally there are many hooks which will allow you to go as far as even changing the template for layout purposes.

If you have additional questions, I can try to assist as best I can … support at mightydigital dot com

I am reposting this because something got screwy with the WordPRess.org markup in my previous post:

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Using [nooz] alone will by default only display the “press releases”.

On your news page you can use the following markup and shortcodes (fyi .. this is the same markup and shortcodes that Nooz uses with the pages it auto creates during plugin installation).

/news/

<h2>Press Releases</h2>
[nooz type="release"]
<p class="nooz-release-more-link nooz-more-link">More Press Releases ...</p>

<h2>Press Coverage</h2>
[nooz type="coverage"]
<p class="nooz-coverage-more-link nooz-more-link">More Press Coverage ...</p>

/news/press-releases/

[nooz type="release" use_pagination="yes"]

/news/press-coverage/

[nooz type="coverage" use_pagination="yes"]

For a more detailed usage instructions of the shortcodes, see the “help” menu. You can find it by going to Nooz > Settings > Help (upper right corner).

Using [nooz] alone will by default only display the “press releases”.

On your news page you can use the following markup and shortcodes (fyi .. this is the same markup and shortcodes that Nooz uses with the pages it auto creates during plugin installation).

/news/

<h2>Press Releases</h2>
[nooz type="release"]
<p class="nooz-release-more-link nooz-more-link">More Press Releases ...</p>

<h2>Press Coverage</h2>
[nooz type="coverage"]
<p class="nooz-coverage-more-link nooz-more-link">More Press Coverage ...</p>

/news/press-releases/

[nooz type="release" use_pagination="yes"]

/news/press-coverage/

[nooz type="coverage" use_pagination="yes"]

For a more detailed usage instructions of the shortcodes, see the “help” menu. You can find it by going to Nooz > Settings > Help (upper right corner).

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