plankguy

I should note that the problem only arises for WP core assets…

Ok, so the issue was that I needed to copy over the contents of the “/wp-content/plugins/bwp-minify/min/” to the “/min/” directory I created within my theme folder. It’s not that clear in the instructions on betterwp.net, but upon seeing “assuming that an installation of Minify library exists there.”, I realized I had to copy the minify scripts over.

The only issue I see in the future is if minify library files change in the future…

Problem was I was logged in as admin, and the person who added the plugin set “Track visits by Site Admins?” to “no”…

If you use shortcode you can:

<?php echo do_shortcode("[rotatingtweets tweet_count=3 no_rotate=true]"); ?>

Or, i’ve actually called the shortcode function directly…

<?php
echo rotatingtweets_display_shortcode(array(
	'tweet_count' => 5, // Change to how many you want
	'no_rotate' => TRUE // stop rotating
));
?>

UPDATE: I just realized you want to rotate 3 at a time… this will just show 3, and not rotate…

I was wrapping the attribute value in quotes and using a value of ‘true’, that’s apparently a no-no. What worked is:

official_format=1

Using shortcode I can’t get the twitter icons to show, here’s my shortcode:

do_shortcode('[rotatingtweets screen_name="xxxxxx" exclude_replies="true" tweet_count="3" official_format="true" no_rotate="1"]');

Using the widget in the sidebar as a test works fine, am I missing something?

Thanks.

That fixed it! I’ll my eyes peeled for an update that fixes that issue.

Thanks for you quick help, great plugin, nice job!

Updated & getting same error.

I’ll try 0.47, just saw that there’s an update! I’ll keep you posted…

V0.46, running in Chrome V26.0.1410.65

So i’ve narrowed is to needing to reset the query with wp_reset_query() before using conditional statements. However, because am using the conditional statements mid-loop it just gives me the desired effect, but also adds the page content :(… I also read that I can store the wp_query in a variable and retrieve it after the query, but no go…

Anyone, anyone..? Bueller, Bueller…

Yep tried that, and it doesn’t work on my posts page. I should tell you that I have tried:

• is_home()
• is_page_template('page-home.php') (where ‘page-home.php’ is the file being used)
• is_page('homepage') (where ‘homepage’ is the page slug)
• is_page('Homepage') (where ‘Homepage’ is the page title)
• is_page('0') (where ‘0’ is the page ID)

Even is_page() doesn’t want to work…

Found a fix. It keeps the pagination and fixes the wp_list_pages issue that query_post can create.

<?php
$temp = $wp_query;
$wp_query= null;
$wp_query = new WP_Query();
$wp_query->query('category_name=yourcat&showposts=2'.'&paged='.$paged);
while ($wp_query->have_posts()) : $wp_query->the_post(); ?>
  <?php the_title(); ?>
  <?php the_content(); ?>
<?php endwhile; ?>
<?php previous_posts_link('&lsaquo; Previous Page | '); next_posts_link('Next Page &rsaquo;'); ?>
<?php $wp_query = null; $wp_query = $temp; ?>

The last line basically restores the $wp_query back to its original state. It must be placed after the pagination in order for the pagination to work.

I had the same issue, but I think i’ve got it. I haven’t tested it much (it’s late, i’m tired, and this has taken awhile to figure out). But this seems to work:

<?php
$myPosts = new WP_Query();
$myPosts->query('showposts=1');  

while ($myPosts->have_posts()) : $myPosts->the_post(); ?>
the_title();
the_content();
endwhile;
?>

That seems to resolve the issue of having the page list, after the post query.

UPDATE: …Pagination doesn’t seem to work when adding &showposts=3. Back the the drawing board.