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I’ve followed up on slack and will be closing this thread.

Hi @sdagency

I responded on slack and will be following up there with any refunds.

Hi @pfassbinder

There isn’t a way to apply custom classes to the containers, but I’d imagine you could redeclare our classes in your CSS file and override the animations that occur with those CSS classes.

@staplerprofi

Please take a look at our documentation here: https://www.wp-timelineexpress.com/documentation/how-do-i-use-a-larger-announcement-thumbnail-size/

@rubberneil support has not stopped. Support is limited with the free version here on www.remarpro.com.

Thank you @eraserheader for leaving us such a nice review. We’re so glad to hear that you are enjoying the plugin. Have a great rest of your week!

@stefgerber

Thanks so much for taking the time to leave us a review. We’re so glad to hear that you are enjoying the plugin. Have a wonderful week!

@kmulders The demo that you see in the link you’ve linked to is our Pro version. To get that layout you’ll need to purchase the pro version, otherwise you are limited to what you get with the free version.

As for rotating the announcements 90 degrees, I’m not entirely sure what you mean. This would make the text harder to read since it were then vertical. You can certainly do so with some CSS.

Hi @arterrainteractive

This sounds like a bug. We can test this out and confirm and post back here when we’ve had a moment.

Hi @sirch120

You can add the timeline underneath any content, the timeline doesn’t need to live on it’s own page.

Thanks for chiming in @martsa01 – glad to hear that the HTML Excerpt add-on helped work around the issue for you!

Hi @jonsciabica and @sisiandco

This is currently possible using a built in feature. While it does take a small code snippet to enable, we do have some documentation setup that explains how this can be achieved.

https://www.wp-timelineexpress.com/documentation/can-display-year-instead-icon-timeline/

Let us know if that helps!

Hi @icetear

The intention of this plugin is to create a timeline of announcements, independent of your posts, pages or any other custom post type. For that reason, we’ve created an add-on that does allow for those other post types to be used on the timeline.

https://www.wp-timelineexpress.com/add-ons/

Nowhere in our readme or description of the plugin do we claim to allow for post types outside of the one created by this plugin, so your review seems a bit skewed. Hopefully, you will find our add-on useful and reconsider this review.

Hi @jonsciabica,

You can use a filter built into the plugin to swap out the image sizes. Take a look at the following documentation we have setup: https://www.wp-timelineexpress.com/documentation/how-do-i-use-a-larger-announcement-thumbnail-size/

In short, you’ll want to add the following to your themes functions.php file to load the original image sizes on the timeline:

function custom_timeline_express_announcement_image_size( $image_size, $post_id ) {
    $image_size = 'full';
    return $image_size;
}
add_filter( 'timeline-express-announcement-img-size' , 'custom_timeline_express_announcement_image_size', 10, 2 );

I just confirmed that I am seeing the post type listed in the polylang settings:
https://cldup.com/BQZdPFpyWc.png

You will also want to confirm that the read more links are visible.

You’ll need to enable polylang on the custom post type, in the polylang settings page.

See the following polylang documentation:
https://polylang.pro/doc/multilingual-custom-post-types-and-taxonomies/

If you don’t see the Announcements listed there you will want to head into the Timeline Express settings page and set the ‘Exclude Announcements from Site Searches’ setting to ‘False’ and re-check. Once you’ve enabled polylang support on the announcements you can re-set ‘Exclude Announcements from Site Searches’ to true (or whatever you would like).