Oleg

Hello,

could you tell me what version of WP and WP Posts Filter do you use? Are there any additional plugins used in the installation?

Regards,
Oleg

Hi Frank,

to edit a template styles, just define them in style.css of your theme

Cheers,
Oleg

Hi pbm160,

could you try the latest version of the plugin?

Hi onelouder12,

thanks for the feedback.

Regards,
Oleg

Hello onelouder12,

please update to 0.3.1. Let me know if that worked for you.

Hi pbm160,

could you provide more information about your WP installation? I tried to reproduce the issue but no success. Are pages blank totally, or it’s only the places where the plugin has to display posts?

Currently, the plugin sets thumbnails with the default size. The possible workaround for what you want can be setting the custom size of the thumbnail in the CSS-file. But this will be working good only when you reduce the actual size of an image. I plan to fix this in the new version.

Thanks for your post!
Oleg

Hi bakkelhan,

Thanks for your feedback! I glad you like the plugin!
Please create a new issue and attach a file(s) here https://bitbucket.org/olezhek/wp-posts-filter/issues/new to send the translation. I’ll include it in the next version.

Thanks a lot for your efforts!
Oleg

Hi bakkelhan,

while a standard WP 3.6.1 post is formatted:
<div class="entry-content"><p>Lorem ipsum dolor sit...</p></div>

according to the first post created with the WP installer, it is without <p> tag. It’s a plain text wrapped with <div />. The additional <div class="wppf-post-wrapper"> in the plugin exists for making it possible to correctly align thumbnails. It was put in the non-thumbnail template intentionally: to make the layout of the default templates as closely closely as possible. As a result, they only differ in one tag. This should help a designer sort things out while swapping templates the first time.
Anyway, you got it right going down inside the templates folder, as, starting from 0.3, plugin allows you to customize the way how you want to output posts on a page. Here, you have two ways: either go with the default templates where you don’t need to code anything, or create your own template, where you can setup it whatever you like.
The plugin outputs tags contained in posts wrapping them inside the tags from templates. It means that you probably had some unclosed <p> and <div> tags either in your theme or inside the post-container or inside a post chosen to be output.

UPD: forgot to mention, even though the plugin outputs the tags with the class-names defined, it doesn’t have any styles defined for these classes. It is made to make it possible to customize theme layout the way user likes it. In WP, it’s usually done in <theme-folder>\style.css

Regards,
Oleg

Hi onelouder12,

thanks for your feedback! Could you provide the version numbers for WP, WP Posts Filter, Nextgen Gallery plugin so I could test it? Please also provide me with the configuration you use for WP Posts Filter.

Hi,
there is no such a feature in the current version of the plugin

Wee.Wesley,
you’re welcome ??

Wee.Wesley,
You just need to go to Pages, and then click “edit” on the page you want to display posts list in. E. g. You have the “Real estate” page. You just go in Pages section in wp admin panel, find the page, click on edit [the editor containing the page text appears], and put [wppf] shortcode in there. If there’s some text around the shortcode, posts list will be displayed in the middle of the text. There is no php knowledge required, you just go along with WP admin panel and [wppf] shortcode inside your page text.

Hi Wee.Wesley,
I think you’ve done almost everything you need to get it working. One last thing is that you need to edit the page you want plugin to output posts to and put [wppf] shortcode there. Save it and check what it displays.

Hi bturnermail,
could you provide more details? What version of WP did you use and how exactly have you setup the plugin?