Yes, there is a way to override Display settings with the new Ditty. You will need to have Ditty 3.0.10 or greater to have this functionality.
It’s a little different than with the ditty_news_ticker shortcode, though.
Within your shortcode add a “display_settings” attribute. Then use a query string to set any custom settings for the display. Keep in mind the names of the various settings are different than ditty_news_ticker attributes. Here is an example of disabling the paging for a List Display (update the id attribute for your Ditty):
[ditty id=12876 display_settings="paging=0"]
If you want to change multiple settings use the following formatting (add & between settings):
[ditty id=12876 display_settings="paging=0&spacing=100&itemBgColor=#CCCCCC"]
Some settings are actually arrays, in which case you need to add pipes and semi-colons to format them correctly:
[ditty id=12876 display_settings="paging=0&spacing=100&itemBgColor=#CCCCCC&itemPadding=paddingTop:50px|paddingBottom:50px|paddingLeft:50px|paddingRight:50px"]
I don’t have all the variable names for the settings listed out yet, as I’m still working through the documentation. But, if you are familiar with looking at source code through your browsers developer tools, you can find the input names of the various fields when editing your Ditty Display. The input names are the same names you’d use for the overrides.
Hopefully this helps you get started. Let me know if you have any other questions.
