cwfeldmann

Whoops! I just noticed that every time “Load More” is hit, it duplicates the creation of the specified image.

Working on a CSS workaround to hide it.

Okay so I change the Code from what you had provided to:
$('#sbi_images').prepend('<div class="sbi_item niceguys_constant1"><a class="sbi_photo" href="https://www.instagram.com/linktopost" target="_blank" style="opacity: 1;"><img src="https://yoursite.com/linktoimage.jpg"></a></div>');

The key was in the DIV CLASS=”ski_item niceguys_constant1“

After adding that class I was able to use CSS to hide the extra images by stating:

.niceguys_constant1{
display:none !important;
}
.niceguys_constant1:first-of-type{
display:inline-block !important;
}

Cheers

Used the second method. Works like a charm. Thank you both for the two suggestions.

For others interested in further testing on this, the second method can be repeated it seems as many times as you need it to set any number of constant images at the top.

As I’m not a paying member, I’m unable to comment on the Lightbox functionality of this method but I do hope to test this out someday with a client in the future.

Great Plugin SmashBalloon, keep it up. Cheers and hope your Easter went well also.

I think I poked around with some of the normal syntax for math equations a tiny bit more.

Can anyone else let me know if “+” works?

*based of the above sample from rochoje: [simple-staff-list group=”Coach + BaseBall”]

I’m curious on this too. I figured out there’s a way to COMBINE two groups under one shortcode. We have medical staff operating in multiple locations so so for instance, our Clinic Staff in Atlanta VS Clinic Staff in Alabama. Doing that classification for all the other departments and locations we have would be an utter pain to make new groups for every combination.

how it works now: [simple-staff-list group=”Coach, BaseBall”] will list users from both groups

But I want to say “only show Staff members that apply to all groups listed groups” – not “only show Staff members that apply to any group listed”

Hope this makes sense? Not sure if something exists in the code and i’m just missing it. I stumbled uppon the “,” example. Either way that “,” feature should be explained in the Usage page