peterdoerrie

In case it helps: the official “latest post” plugin offers the option to display the post content instead of the excerpt. I’m actually using that at the moment, but I’d like to switch to your plugin because it allows filtering the latest posts by tag.

Thanks for the solution and the great support! If you make this an option in the next version of the theme, it would be great to be able to choose between

1) no link
2) link to the single post view (the solution you have proposed here)
3) link to the first url in the post

Thanks and all the best!

Ok, thanks for the tips. Any idea how to solve the link issue?

I use this to make the sidebar scroll, as the menu tends to be cut off on smaller screens. Is there any other way to have the sidebar scroll?

Removing the css solves the mobile issues, but Link posts are still not actually linked.

Thanks for looking into this!

Oh, thought I had included the link

54countries.com

The top post is a link post format. The title doesn’t get linked, neither to the single post view locally, nor the first URL linked in the article (I’d prefer the later). And on mobile chrome the headline doesn’t show at all. Instead, the post body gets mangled with the header content.

Hi Daniel,

the “button” is simply a wordpress generated thumbnail of the PDF file we want people to download. So in theory we have complete control over the html, as we can see everything in the “text” view of the wordpress editor.

The problem is that WordPress really likes to mess with any non-standard html you add to automatically generated html (like thumbnails). The reason why we are looking at plugins like Popup Maker in the first place is because we hoped that it would allow us to don’t insert our own “onklick” events, which are often simply deleted by WordPress when somebody makes changes to another part of the article and saves it ??

So probably non inline JS would work better.

Thanks for helping!

Update: If I insert paragraphs manually like so:
<p>Test</p><p>https://www.afrikaecho.de</p>
the problem disappears. Note that all the code is on one line.

This is an unsatisfactory workaround though, as it makes working with liveblog entries extremely cumbersome.

Best,

Peter