• Resolved ari.nousiainen

    (@arinousiainen)


    Hello.

    I’ve noticed that the plugin get’s the date the time the article is written or created, but not from the articles metainfo. Is there a possibility for the plugin to get the date info from the meta? There was a big update on my clients website where everything was integrated to a newer website overall. Therefore the plugin shows incorrect dates on the main site.

    Another question. Is it possible to change the order of the information that is shown without changing the plugins code itself? The order I need it to show is:

    Date and the subsite where the article was published
    Topic
    Read more link.

    I’ve managed to do this by changing the functions order in the header.php file, but it is pretty inconvenient when the plugin needs an update.

    Thank you beforehand.

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  • Plugin Author johnzenausa

    (@johnzenausa)

    Hi @arinousiainen
    The first question. Try to update each article on the individual blogs (just by hitting the update button) and see if that fixes the date. The plugin retrieves the date from the database. If it is not getting it properly sometimes simply hitting the update button (or through the bulk update) page for each post will correct this. If not let me know.

    The second question. It can only be re-arranged by CSS. Send me a link to the page in question and I’ll try to help you out with some CSS suggestions.

    Thread Starter ari.nousiainen

    (@arinousiainen)

    Hello,

    Updating the blogs worked for the dates. Simpler than I thought. ??

    the website for testing:
    https://beta.ssty.fi/

    after I get it to work properly on the beta site, I’ll do the same thing in the main site.

    Plugin Author johnzenausa

    (@johnzenausa)

    Glad it worked. Still need help rearranging?

    Thread Starter ari.nousiainen

    (@arinousiainen)

    Yes I still need help with rearranging the elements. I need the arrangement be like this:

    (Date) (subsite where the article was published)
    (headline of the article)

    (read more link)

    (separator line)

    Thread Starter ari.nousiainen

    (@arinousiainen)

    and also without the text “Published” and “in” with the date

    Thread Starter ari.nousiainen

    (@arinousiainen)

    I’ve managed to change the order with the following css:
    .netsposts-content {
    display: flex;
    flex-direction: column ;
    }
    .netsposts-source {
    order: 1;
    border:none;
    }
    .netsposts-posttitle {
    order: 2;
    }
    .netsposts-excerpt{
    order: 3;
    border-bottom: dotted;
    }

    I haven’t been able to remove the texts “Published” and “in” yet though.

    Thread Starter ari.nousiainen

    (@arinousiainen)

    .netsposts-source>span:nth-child(1), .netsposts-source>span:nth-child(3){
    display: none;
    }

    this worked.

    Plugin Author johnzenausa

    (@johnzenausa)

    Okay that’s what I would’ve done. Looks good on your site. Any further assistance needed?

    Thread Starter ari.nousiainen

    (@arinousiainen)

    Not anymore thank you. ??

    I have clicked unsubscribe to this topic several times yet keep getting updates. Suggestions? Thank you

    Plugin Author johnzenausa

    (@johnzenausa)

    This site is up to www.remarpro.com. I wouldn’t know.

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