Igor Benic

Hi @master-of-web, for now the actual WordPress (standard) featured-image is the Background Image since that was the initial plan for giveaways.

This is a good point and I will see to change the background image to be something else and the featured image a different thing that can be used for archives.

For now, you can use the facebook image if you want by using this code:

// Inside of a single post loop:
if ( function_exists( 'sg_get_giveaway' ) ) {
  $giveaway = sg_get_giveaway( get_post() );
  $display  = $giveaway->get_display_settings();
  $facebookImage = false;
  if( isset( $display['facebook_image'] ) && $display['facebook_image'] ) {
    $facebookImage = giveasap_get_image_url( $display['facebook_image'] ); 
  }
  
  if ( $facebookImage ) {
   echo '<img src="' . esc_url( $facebookImage ) . '" class="attachment-thumbnail size-thumbnail"/>';
  }
}

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by Igor Benic.

Hi @bmcconach, thank you for such kind words! I want to make Simple Giveaways better with each upgrade so I am always taking into account any suggestions 🙂

This one was a pretty big one since email is an important part of running giveaways and I guess, with this, others might also want to use the plain option.

Hope you have some great giveaways! 🙂

Hi @bmcconach, in 2.30.0 you can now choose to use the Plain email type under Giveaways > Settings > Emails.

This will still use all the text entered but strip any HTML tags.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by Igor Benic.

Hi @mouwb, I have finally made it available in 3.3.0.

Check the documentation page in the admin or here on the plugin description more information on it.

The attribute is “breakpoints” and here is a short introduction to it:

[sponsors style=slider arrows=1 image_size=full slidestoscroll=3 slidestoshow=3 breakpoints=480;1;1|640;2;2]

The attribute breakpoints uses format “screen_px;images_to_show;images_to_slide”. Then for multiple breakpoints, we separate them by “|”.
In the above example we have separated 2 breakpoints 480px and 640px.
For 480px, we set 1 for images to show and 1 for images to slide.
For 640px, we set 2 for images to show and 2 for images to slide.

Thanks @rezhart92! Just updated it to 1.2.0 🙂

Hi @rclux, since this is an extension for SportsPress, it works for the matches that you manage through SportsPress.

If you use SportsPress for your Rugby matches, you can then provide a live feature for those matches. That is, when you update the score (the main result) in the admin area, the results will be refreshed on the match or events page where that match is listed.

Hi @ozgurgedikli, sorry for such a late response.

There is no mobile app for this since SportsPress on its own does not also provide such.

To make a mobile app, it would require a lot of time, resources and money to make it, and unfortunately, we are not there yet 🙁

But it is a nice idea.

Hi @mouwb,

you will need to go into the wp-sponsors plugin and find the file under wp-sponsors/includes/class-wp-sponsors-shortcodes.php

Then, you need to scroll down and find $slickSettings['slidesToScroll'] = absint( $atts['slidestoscroll'] );

Once you have found that, under that code, add this one:

$slickSettings['responsive'] = array(
 array(
  'breakpoint' => 600,
  'settings'   => array(
    'slidesToShow' => 2,
    'slidesToScroll' => 2,
   )
 ),
 array(
  'breakpoint' => 480,
  'settings'   => array(
    'slidesToShow' => 1,
    'slidesToScroll' => 1,
  )
 ),
);

Here is a screenshot of the code as well (just tried it out). Just be sure there are not errors in the code which you typed because you could end up into a fatal error on your site. I would recommend you to test it locally of in a staging site if possible.

http://www.wpsimplesponsorships.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Screenshot-2020-02-18-at-01.34.37.png

The biggest “issue” here for me will be to find a way to include that setting into attributes of shortcode 🙂

• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by Igor Benic.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by Igor Benic.