oooorgle

The time a quote is displayed is determined by the length of the quote. The quote will display for a shorter or longer than normal time depending on the gallery speed setting. For example the fastest setting is (length/18), the slowest (length/6).

The timer minimum is useful when the quote is too short to get enough display time to be effective. If a quote will only display for 1 second because it is very short, this setting will force it to display for the minimum so it has time to be read.

The gallery is currently set to min-width: 400px; min-height: 600px;. That certainly seems an area that could have the css improved to accommodate more restricted sizes. It was mainly intended to be used in a larger area than a widget. Perhaps using a percentage on that would be better, although I think perhaps this is an area I’ve struggled with before. I’ll see what I can do with that.

As far as splitting a div into 3 separate sections, off the top of my head something like this might work: http://oooorgle.com/test
HTML/PHP:

<div id="uid-footer">
	<div class="uid-left-col">
		<?php echo do_shortcode( '[quotes-llama]' ); ?>
	</div>

	<div class="uid-center-col">
		<?php echo do_shortcode( '[quotes-llama]' ); ?>
	</div>

	<div class="uid-right-col">
		<?php echo do_shortcode( '[quotes-llama]' ); ?>
	</div>
</div>

CSS:

#uid-footer {
	
	width: 100%;
	margin: 0 auto;	
}

.uid-left-col,
.uid-center-col,
.uid-right-col {
    float: left;
    width:33%;
}

I’ll be getting back to you soon.

• This reply was modified 9 years, 1 month ago by oooorgle.
• This reply was modified 9 years, 1 month ago by oooorgle.

I see what you mean. I may have a more difficult time than usual getting those to work this way. Had the same problem with widgets and was able to get those working but the gallery uses javascript to format the divs… basically I need to figure out how to pass dynamic class names to javascript. I will let you know what I am able to accomplish in the next few days. Thanks for the heads up!

Yes, it will include an image if you provide the url in the “Image Address” field for the link. It is just above the “RSS Address” field. Let me know, thanks!

Updated to 0.6.5. It looks like the only inline styling left on the front-end were those source fields. Depending on how you are calling the plugin ***(page, widget, gallery) you will find a ‘quotes-llama-***-source’ styling element in the respective .css file. If you happen to notice anything funky with these changes, let me know. I really appreciate everyone’s suggestions!

You are very welcome! If you feel so inclined, I certainly consider suggestions for improvements. Ideas or even examples are certainly welcome.

Finally getting time for this… I have the selection buttons working. I would appreciate your opinion for placement and such before I update. example

I always struggle with CSS and am not getting the a:active to work quite the way I think it should. It highlights the active on mouse-down but doesn’t retain it. Still working on that part too.

Thanks!

Noted, thanks!

Your first (“active”) request should be real easy to accommodate. The second is something I have done before in one of my other plugins. It shouldn’t be very difficult to get the same sort of thing working here.

Excellent ideas as always Salvatore, added them to my to-do… thanks!