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Hello, Alekosty!
Thank you for using my plugin.

I guess you are using the Extended Blog Module.

I had to override the default css from divi in order to have it displayed correctly, by adding this css in the plugin styles:

/*
Responsive breakpoint fix for masonry
*/
@media only screen and (max-width: 980px) {

    .acme_grid-item h2.entry-title.acme_grid_title {
        line-height: 50px !important;
        font-size: 48px !important;
    }

    .acme_grid-item p {
        padding-top: 20px;
        line-height: 30px !important;
        font-size: 26px !important;
    }
    .acme_grid-item p.post-meta {
        padding-top: 20px;
        line-height: 18px !important;
        font-size: 16px !important;
    }
}

I had to add those annoying !important attributes for having them override defaults. Anyway, you may try to copy this code into you css and see if it applies any change, otherwise, the path to plugin css is:

/wp-content/plugins/acme-divi-modules/public/css/acme-divi-modules-public.css

Let me know if you can fix your issue.
Take care
Mirko

You may change the values for
myExLength (now is 20 letters) and
myStrTermination (now is set to ‘…’)

Let me know if this solves your issue.
m

Acme modules can actually pick from any post type, but just one type per module.

I mean, you can have a carousel with events, one with woocommerce products, and one with your custom post type. but you cannot have two or more post types picked in the same module.

Hope you can find a solution

Here is the js solution:

Step 1:
Open the Acme Portfolio Module and add a new class to it called ‘short_excerpt’

Step 2:
Add a ‘Code’ module after the Acme Portfolio module

Step 3:
Add this code to your ‘Code’ Module:

<script>
 jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
 var myExLength=20; //replace this value with custom
 var myStrTermination='...'; //replace this string with custom value
 $('.short_excerpt').find('p').each(function(){
 if(!$(this).hasClass('post-meta')){
 var curTxt=$(this).text();
 var newTxt=curTxt.substr(0,myExLength)+myStrTermination;
 $(this).text(newTxt);
 }
 });
});
 </script>

The problem with javascript is that it is rendered after the page has loaded, so you may see the original long text disappear after some seconds.

In order to avoid this issue you may code inside the php module.

If you need further support, just drop me a message.
Take care
mirko

Hi.
Thank you for using my plugin.
I’m looking for a js solution to solve your issue, so it can be plugin independent.

Otherwise, you may build a child function, but it’s not so easy.

Hi, John.
Thank you for your interest in my plugin.
I had this very same issue on a website of mine, so I added the ‘override-permalink’ option in my Acme Extended Portfolio Module.

Unfortunately, the query behind the module calls a post-type and a taxonomy for that very post-type. So it is not possible to hack the module in order to query multiple post types with their taxonomies.

I don’t know if you are using the module functionality to make redirection. It is quite simple and I think you may teach someone else to manage it.
If you need further information, just drop me a message here.

Hi!
Thank you for using my plugin.
I usually fix arrows via css.

Assign a class to your module (for instance ‘acme’) and then apply the following directives to you child css.

For horizontal spacing:

        .acme .et-pb-arrow-prev {
		left: -15px;
	}

	.acme .et-pb-arrow-next {
		right: -15px;
	}

	.acme .et_pb_fullwidth_portfolio:hover .et-pb-arrow-prev {
		left: -15px !important;
		opacity: 1;
	}

	.acme .et_pb_fullwidth_portfolio:hover .et-pb-arrow-next {
		right: -15px !important;
		opacity: 1;
	}

For Vertical spacing:

	.acme .et-pb-arrow-prev , .acme .et-pb-arrow-next {
		top: 230px !important;
	}

Of course, fill the value in px that suits your design needs

Hope this can be helpful.

Take care
m

Hi Alex!
Thank you for your question.
Actually I didn’t make a demo website yet.

Anyway you can find the FW Portfolio module explanation and demo here:
dev.acmemk.com

Take care
Mirko

Hi, Bob,
as promised I added a cleanup function to my plugin.
You can now download version 1.3.0 with some new nice features.
Take care
m

Hi, pixxxel.
I’ve just released a new version of my plugin. I also added a cleanup function on plugin removal.

Let’s give it a try. Maybe this version will work fine on your sandbox.

Take care!
Mirko

Hi!
Thank you for using my plugin. I’m really afraid you encountered that error.

Anyway, I couldn’t replicate your issue. I double check the code and everything seems fine.

From your screenshot, I see the plugin didn’t load the jQueryUI. I can only guess you are missing some files.

Have you tried to remove the plugin and install it back again?

Let me know.
Mirko

Hi!
Thank you for using my plugin.

Actually, there is no way to use custom post type in the Blog module. Anyway, as long as you don’t need the masonry function, I think that you may use the portfolio module.

I used the presets workaround for the portfolio module, but I find them a little hard to use, for I would like to keep everything ‘in the box’.

I’m about to add some new nice stuff in the next few weeks: I will look for a solution to this issue.

Take care
mirko

Hi Eduardo.
Thank you for your message. Corrected the misspelled tag and uploaded to repo.

Take care
m

You are welcome!

If you like this plugin, please drop some stars.
Thanks!

Hi Erik!

Thank you for using my plugin! Hope you can build amazing stuff with it.

I took note of the bug you reported and I’ve just committed a fix.

You ca download new version 1.2.6 to have your issue solved.

Take care
Mirko