michaelcollado

Hahaha! Okay, I’m the worst. Figured it out now:

Once again, if anyone needs it:

$post_title = the_title_attribute (array('echo' => 0) );

Wait, unresolved actually. It does help but it displays the title anyway before the button on the post. :/ Anyone know of a way to filter out HTML code for the twitter button?

Thanks alchymyth, I read that document and implemented the codes endlessly but just couldn’t get the results I wanted. HOWEVER I DID solve the problem. If anyone has my same issue, you can have a look at how I set up my loop, which is paginated with only the final loop.

https://pastebin.com/rhLv3rZv

I forgot where I found it but it saved my life. I really know someone can benefit from it! ??

Never mind. I misspelled “attribute” in the code and broke the site which is why I thought it wasn’t possible. If anyone’s having this problem just look for

$post_title = get_the_title();

In tf_display.php and replace it with

$post_title = the_title_attribute();

Thanks, I implemented the different code for the loops with multiple categories! ?? However, my real issue still persists. Is there no way for the loop to access the next post if one is already in use? For example, my final loop should show 8 posts, but since there are already 5 posts showing in other loops before it, it just shows 3. I want it to skip that post that’s already shown but still show 8.

Thanks for telling me it can be done!

How exactly would I go about editing the plugin to work in my favor?