JS width

  • Resolved alexahelloo

    (@alexahelloo)


    10 years, 11 months ago

    Hello, im using shortcode instead of widget as i need to input navigation arrows for the feeds. <?php echo do_shortcode( “[rotatingtweets screen_name=’xxx’ show_meta_prev_next=’1′ rotation_type=’fade’ tw_screen_name=’true’]” ) ?>

    You may preview here: https://flaskmedialab.com/FML/

    Is there any way to remove “from xxx Twitter via web”?
    There seemed to have some JS scripting affecting the width of the tweets. Looks like it has preset a certain width to it. I’ve tried deleting some away but it’s still affecting the overall width when i resize the browser window to a much smaller size. It’s causing a white gap on the right.

    Possible to resolve?
    Thanks!

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  • Plugin Author Martin Tod

    (@mpntod)

    Does it solve the problem if you add show_meta_via='0'?

    The width is a tricky one. Sometimes using Version 2 of the JavaScript (or version 1) on the main settings page can fix it.

    Martin

    Plugin Author Martin Tod

    (@mpntod)

    Sorry. That should be:

    [rotatingtweets screen_name='xxx' show_meta_prev_next='1' rotation_type='fade' show_meta_screen_name='0' show_meta_via='0' tw_screen_name='true']

    Fixing the width, you can also do it via hardcoding the Tweet width in CSS e.g.

    div.rotatingtweet {
   width: 400px;
}

    Martin

    Plugin Author Martin Tod

    (@mpntod)

    Sorry. That should be:

    [rotatingtweets screen_name='xxx' show_meta_prev_next='1' rotation_type='fade' show_meta_screen_name='0' show_meta_via='0' tw_screen_name='true']

    Fixing the width, you can also do it via hardcoding the Tweet width in CSS e.g.

    div.rotatingtweet {
   width: 400px;
}

    Plugin Author Martin Tod

    (@mpntod)

    Sorry. That should be:

    [rotatingtweets screen_name='xxx' show_meta_prev_next='1' rotation_type='fade' show_meta_screen_name='0' show_meta_via='0' tw_screen_name='true']

    Fixing the width, you can also do it via hardcoding the Tweet width in CSS e.g.

    div.rotatingtweet {
   width: 400px;
}

    Hope this helps.

    Plugin Author Martin Tod

    (@mpntod)

    Sorry. That should be:

    [rotatingtweets screen_name='xxx' show_meta_prev_next='1' rotation_type='fade' show_meta_screen_name='0' show_meta_via='0' tw_screen_name='true']

    Fixing the width, you can also do it via hardcoding the Tweet width in CSS e.g.

    div.rotatingtweet {
   width: 400px;
}

    Hope this helps.

    Plugin Author Martin Tod

    (@mpntod)

    Looking at the page, this seems to have been implemented and to work!

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