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  • Plugin Contributor K. Tough

    (@kjvtough)

    Perhaps there should be another option here, whether to display inline using <span>...</span> tags, or block-level using <div>...</div> tags?

    For now, if you’d rather display all your client-side timed content inline, go into timed-content.php and look for this line in the clientShowHTML function (near line 111):

    $the_HTML = "<div class='" . $the_class . "'" . ( ( $show_attr != "" ) ? " style='display: none;'" : "" ) .">" . do_shortcode( $content ) . "</div>";

    and change the div tags to span. You’ll also need to go into js/timed-content.js and change all instances of div to span (lines 2, 15, and 22).

    Thread Starter dmfoneill

    (@dmfoneill)

    Well noted, Thanks!

    Plugin Contributor K. Tough

    (@kjvtough)

    No problem. Let me know if this worked for you and I’ll mark this thread as “resolved”.

    -K

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