oooorgle

Check out the “Next Quote Links” FAQ on the plugin homepage. I will copy/paste the relevant section here:

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You can also change how the link is displayed using CSS.
Some examples:

• .quotes-llama-widget-random hr {display: none;} This will remove the line between the quote and the link.
• .quotes-llama-widget-next {text-align: left; font-style: normal;} This will align to the left and remove the italic.

Navigate to your Dashboard–>Appearance–>Customize–>Additional CSS. DO NOT directly edit any theme/plugin files as they are ALL overwritten when updating.

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Edit: So, you would first open Additional CSS, then the page with the quote on it, then copy and paste this into Additional CSS to center the next-quote button:

.quotes-llama-widget-next {text-align: center;}

This works for any element on your page… right-click and inspect or view source.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by oooorgle.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by oooorgle.

If you haven’t tried the [quotes-llama mode='page'] yet, give it a view.

Thinking of it now, it may be possible for categories now, but not individual quotes or authors. Probably far more work than it’s worth.

Create a page that loads [quotes-llama mode='gallery' cat='category'] for each category you want linked. Then a main page that has all those links to the category pages. If you only a minimal set of categories this might be a workaround.

Seems kind of like the setup on the link you provided. But not auto-generated… self-made 😉

• This reply was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by oooorgle.

The “next quote” link is also set in the options. Have a look at the “Next Quote Link” FAQ on the plugin homepage at WordPress.

If you are using the exact shortcode [quotes-llama mode='gallery' cat='category'] then you need to have a quote assigned to the category named “category”.

[quotes-llama mode='gallery' cat='thenameofyourcategory']

So if you want to display all the quotes in the “cars” category, you would use: [quotes-llama mode='gallery' cat='cars']

• This reply was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by oooorgle.

Hi chrismckenzie92

If you look at the shortcode tab in the plugin, you will see the [quotes-llama] and do_shortcode( "[quotes-llama]" ); shortcodes.

The first being meant for pages, posts and blocks. So, as you mentioned, you would use [quotes-llama] in your page or any of those types of shortcode. Be sure to add a few quotes so it has something to work with.

The second set is for template files. Files that contain the template tag Template Name: yourtemplatename and that file would contain the shortcodedo_shortcode( "[quotes-llama]" );Then, you would create a page and assign it the template name in order to populate the content.

If your theme supports widgets, you can add the quote llama widget to sidebars, etc.

And with the box resizing. Try setting the container div to have a min-height of its normal size. Then, it would only grow bigger when needed to fit content and never grow smaller to fit less.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by oooorgle.

2.0.6 Committed. Let me know how it works.

2.0.6 committed. Let me know how it works.