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Is there any chance of this being made configurable, even if it was only through a setting in wp-config.php – as you say, editing the plugin itself is hazardous.

I’ve just pushed v0.2.2 which provides this functionality – it’s not ideal, as it will potentially disort the display of the audio player, so I’ve provided a checkbox in the widget admin screen to enable / disable the resizing.

Enjoy!

Unfortunately, I’m a little bit limited by Tumblr; they provide a range of thumbnail sizes for images, but their audio player has a fixed width.

That’s not something that can be overcome easily via CSS, but I’ll do some experimenting with the embed code and see if I can’t trick it into behaving better!

Glad to hear it – was it something in the widget you had to fix, or a problem with the documentation?

Let me know if I can do anything to help others avoid the same trouble ??

Are you using a publicly available theme? It’s possible the problem is theme-related I suppose…!

Ok, well after a quick play I can’t see anything obviously wrong – can you provide a URL so I can take a quick look at the HTML being produced by the widget? That might help me figure out why it’s going wrong for you…

Interesting – I’ve not used BBPress, so that might be contributing. I shall do some investigation and get back to you that.

Hmm, it seems to work for me – what version of WordPress are you using?

One thing to note is that the max/min fields are numeric, so if you try to enter, for example, “6pt” or “1.2em” it will reset to the previous value.

The unit change is certainly possible, and I’ll add it to the list of things to be added to a future version – thanks!

Sadly, that data isn’t easily exposed by the underlying wp_tagcloud function this widget uses – while I could hack it into working, it wouldn’t be very future proof.

I’ll add it to the wishlist, but it’s unlikely to be a quick fix ??

There is currently no way to exclude specific tags from the cloud.

It’s an interesting idea, though! I shall have a look at how feasible it is over the next few days.

I’ve just released an update to address this – version 0.3.0 adds options to let you add a padding value to tags and also to set the text-align of the overall tag cloud.

Hope that helps!

(apologies for the slow response, by the way – I’ve been out of the country for the last couple of weeks and have only just been able to check my messages!)

Not from the plugin itself, no – you’d have to add something appropriate to your stylesheet (the tagcloud is all contained within a div with a class of “tagcloud”).

I’ll certainly add it to my to-do list though!