Martin Tod
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I don’t have any immediate ideas.
I normally suggest that people switch JavaScript version – although normally from version 1 to version 2! I wrote the height code in version 1 and the height code in version 2 comes with the jQuery Cycle2 plug-in (and normally works better!).
When you switch off the height control, it currently switches back to 100px. Have you don’t something to fix it?
Best wishes,
Martin
It seemed to work when I looked at it just now.
Do you have Do Not Track switched on your browser? If so, the Twitter-provided code to run the button is not run since this includes tracking code.
Alternatively, have you switched off another plug-in? If these crash JavaScript they can have unexpected effects.
Martin
You can do this by going to the
rotatingtweets/cssdirectory and downloadingrotatingtweets-sample.css, renaming it torotatingtweets.cssand putting it in thewp-content/uploads/directory. This displays a Twitter bird to the left of your tweets. Any CSS you put intorotatingtweets.csswon’t be overwritten when the plug-in is upgraded to the latest version.The only thing I would have suggested is to use some CSS to sort this – but you seem to have already done this – and it seems to be working!
Something like:
img.rtw_media_image { max-width: 150px; }What happened after you removed the
no_cache=1flag? What terms are you using in the shortcode?I think the
no_cacheflag that should work – i.e. includeno_cache=1in a suitable shortcode. You only need to do this once and the cache should be cleared.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Rotating Tweets (Twitter widget and shortcode)] Beaver Builder / conflict?Possible. I haven’t tested Beaver Builder so don’t know.
The normal cause of this is a JavaScript clash of some kind – often because you have two bits of the page loading a script and one overwrites the other. Sometimes it can be because another bit of the page crashes the browsers JavaScript.
Do any of the scripts appear twice in the HTML?
What happens if you look at the console (normally [F12])?
It’s difficult to know without knowing your set-up.
Do you have FTP access to the server that hosts WordPress for you?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP TFeed] HIght of .rotatingtweets on resizeFor the resizing, go to the Rotating Tweets settings page and try switching the version of JavaScript to version 2 from version 1.
If you’ve got WordPress debugging switched on (details here), then Rotating Tweets gives you lots of debugging messages. If it’s not, it doesn’t.
Just make sure the following line is correctly set in your wp-config.php file and the messages should go away:
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Rotating Tweets (Twitter widget and shortcode)] Media not showingUnfortunately, Rotating Tweets doesn’t have a checkbox for showing media on the sidebar currently.
I’ll look to add it to the next version.
Martin
PS: Just checked your site. It seems to be working!
I realise you had tried changing
z-indexto0, but I don’t know if you changed the same selector as I did.Which selector did you try changing to
z-index: 0?Try:
div.rotatingtweets { z-index: 0; }It worked for me in the console with Chrome.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Rotating Tweets (Twitter widget and shortcode)] not loading images via httpsThat’s very odd. The code is using the core
plugins_url()function – which I’d assumed would get this right.Does the site address (URL) on
/wp-admin/options-general.phpusehttps://?According to this post,
plugins_url()uses the site address to construct the link.- This reply was modified 9 years, 4 months ago by Martin Tod. Reason: Corrected formatting
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Rotating Tweets (Twitter widget and shortcode)] not loading images via httpsHave you got the latest version?
I thought I’d fixed this some time ago.
Which image is showing in an insecure form?