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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [List category posts] Exclude Post not working correctlyNick – you need to put quotes around the word “this” as in:
excludeposts=”this”
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Responsive Select Menu] Unable to label secondary menu seperatelyKarldude, I have the same issue with Responsive Select Menu distinguishing between three menus on my site.
I noticed that your two menus are both labeled “Menu,” and i’m wondering if you’ve had any feedback from customers as to whether they know to click on each menu to look for things on your site…
Thanks,
EmilyA workaround is to use the plugin “amr shortcode any widget” which allows you to use a shortcode in a page/post to execute a widget inside the page/post.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [RSSImport] feedurl setup right but still goes to defaultThe sample shortcode given on the description page for the plugin has some extra white space in it.
After copying/pasting the sample shortcode into the post or page you are working on, remove the extra white space and you’ll see your own links instead of the default one.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [mPress Custom Feed Excerpts] shows up in my postOh… figured it out… you have to put that code in under the “Text” view of the post, not the “Visual” view.
Here’s hoping it works when I publish. I really like the idea of this plugin!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [List category posts] link_target = blank doesn't bring new page to frontThank you so much picandocodigo!!!
I had gotten lax and thought I could do type it in correctly from memory… so I forgot the underscore and quotes… NOW it’s emblazoned in my memory forever!!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [List category posts] link_target = blank doesn't bring new page to frontp.s. — it does it fine the first time, but if you return to the tab (window) that has the list in it and choose another link, the 2nd link opens in the window where the first one was, overwriting it, but it keeps the window with the list on it on the top…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Featured image offscreen!Well, maybe it’s solved.
I changed the margins in the child styles.css for #branding img but I hadn’t touched that code for over a year, so I don’t understand why it suddenly acted up today.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Adding a function to a child theme's functions.php fileThank you LapanWebsite.
So are you saying that if I need to modify one of the theme’s functions so that whenever it is called (and I don’t know when or where it is called), the best way to do it is in the theme itself rather than in a child theme??
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Site loads very slow, 'waiting for server'I am having the same problem. Ever since I updated to the latest W3 Total Cache a few days ago, my site has slowed down terribly. I use Yoast SEO.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Facebook Comments] FB July 2013 Breaking Changes app complianceThanks for all that googling, photoMaldives!!! Very helpful.
I’m also hoping for confirmation from Alex Moss, the author of this awesome app, that nothing further is needed for July 2013…
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [List category posts] Adding text "Posted on:" to dateUnbelievable. It works. I ended up doing this:
In default.php (copied into my child theme), I changed the line:
$lcp_display_output .= $this->get_date($single);To this long hairy thing:
$lcp_display_output .= "<span class='lcp_dateclass'>" . "Posted: " . $this->get_date($single) . "</span>";So basically I hard coded a “span” clause into the default.php file that had the word “Posted:” in it along with a call to get the date…
Then that whole SPAN clause could be formatted by the CSS I had for it in my child styles.css:
span.lcp_dateclass { font-style: italic; margin-left: 1em; }Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [List category posts] Adding text "Posted on:" to dateOkay, I got the plugin to pick up and read the “default.php” template file by putting a copy of default.php in my child theme (under a folder I created called “List Category Posts” Then I added the text: ‘ template=”default” ‘ to my short code.
But I don’t know enough PHP to get the word “Posted:” to be included in the “span” clause for the date (I want the styling for the word “Posted:” and the date itself to all be the same).
In my shortcode I get the date with these three things:
date=yes date_tag=span date_class=lcp_dateclassIn default.php I changed the line:
$lcp_display_output .= $this->get_date($single);
to:
$lcp_display_output .= " Posted: " . $this->get_date($single,'span', 'lcp_dateclass');My problem is that the word “Posted:” doesn’t get included in the SPAN so the CSS doesn’t get applied to it… it gets applied only to the date itself…
Any hints on how to make the SPAN include my text “Posted:” along with the date??????
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [List category posts] [Plugin: List category posts] Styling OutputThank you SO MUCH!! You saved me so much time. I was just about ready to give up on this plugin — I gave up on it last summer and installed 2 others instead, but this plugin has all the features I wanted… I just couldn’t get it formatted right!!
Now it’s done — in about an hour — thanks to you, sdtheatreworld!!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [List category posts] Class (CSS) for pluginThe PLEASE READ THE DOCUMENTATION link given above doesn’t go anywhere. I’m struggling to understand how to format this with CSS too.