• Hey Krilln

    Would you be able to let me know how to remove the refresh icon on the tweet-blender. The one minute refresh time should be more than enough for my users and i’d like to use the space for a different logo.

    Also when I added the following code into my stylesheet it didn’t seem to remove the twitter logo. I’ve decided to just remake the logo into something more useful but was wondering if the code has changed?

    Thanks heaps for any advice.

    I also wanted to say that I really like the widget so far and hope to continue using it. Thanks for your effort.

    Cheers

    Mick
    https://www.mackhina.com

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  • @mackhina,
    In the upcoming feature release I’ll include a checkbox to hide the header as it seems to be a common need among users.

    In your case the CSS for the theme is loaded before the CSS for the widget so the style changes don’t take effect. You can do one of the following:

    • Update your theme’s header.php file and move line <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://mackhina.com/home/wp-content/themes/comicpress-boxed/style.css" type="text/css" media="screen" /> to be below <?php wp_head(); ?>. That should allow you to use the method described here
    • If the method above doesn’t help you can edit the file wp-content/plugins/tweet-blender/css/tweets.css directly and add display:none; to CSS attributes of div.tb_header

    Let me know how it goes and if this solved it please mark the thread as Resolved.

    Be sure to check out the support community at Get Satisfaction.

    Thread Starter mackhina

    (@mackhina)

    Thanks Krilln for the fast response. Is the refresh icon a part of the header as that is all I want to remove now?

    I’ve decided to keep the twitter logo and just change the image as as I really like the drop-down function where you can see the different people contributing to the feed. I’ll just change the image to match my site a bit more.

    Cheers

    To remove just the refresh icon you can edit tweets.css and on line 32 and change display:inline to display:none for a.tb_refreshlink style.

    Thread Starter mackhina

    (@mackhina)

    Awesome, thanks heaps Kirilln. That code has worked perfectly.

    Last question. Is there a way to change the text in the drop down box that says “Powered by Tweet Blender plugin v3.0.6 blending @mackhina @muldydoona @Foleyis”?

    I’d like to change “blending” to “following” and turn Tweet Blender into a link to your WordPress widget.

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