Mike

This is how I handle moving a site from a “test” environment to a “live” environment:

1. Log in to the “test” WP site and change both the WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) to the “live” address.
2. Log in to the control panel on the “test” site and export the database using phpMyAdmin.
3. Upload a fresh install on the “live” server.
4. Log into the “live” server and import the database dump using phpMyAdmin.
5. Modify the wp-config.php file with any database information changes.
6. Test the site in a browser to ensure the site is coming up.
7. Log into the live WP site using the login credentials setup on the “test” server.

Hope this helps.

scrollVert (scrolls down by default) and scrollHorz (scroll to the right by default) offer this ability. Neither is there in the list.

However here is a way to put it in there. You will need to edit options.php to add in a scrollVert option. Find the <select> section and add this above the first option:

<option value="scrollVert" <?php if(get_option('effect') == "scrollVert") {echo "selected=selected";} ?>>Scroll Vert</option>

Then to get it to scroll up (by default), edit content-slider.php and add this to <script> area need the top of the file:

rev: 1,

Select scrollVert on the options page and things will scroll up and scroll back down when you click the previous button.

It is my hope that the plugin will be updated to have scrollVert and scrollHorz as options instead and a second option be added to scroll up or down. This will set the effect and rev (0 or 1) in the script and allow this feature to be there.

You will need to enter it as GBP. Then the plugin will use £ for the currency.

This is very easily done using the following CSS:

ol.tweets { list-style-type:disc; }

Thanks mr_dw. This is the perfect solution to this issue. Much appreciated as I just use this plugin for a client and ran into this very issue.