Shellethics

Great thank you. I tried to work out the GA filter view to exclude all that crap and no matter what I did, no matter how many reviews I followed and implemented, nothing worked! It was infuriating! ??

Hello?

Okay thanks for this info. I’ll take a full back up before attempting any of this and hopefully the changes go smoothly. Thanks.

Haha I posted this 2 months ago and have since moved onto a different plugin. But thanks ..

Yeah, it could be something in my theme that’s just being a bit silly. I’ve had a couple of minor things before. But it’s fine, now that I understand how to use it, it’s good ?? I left a review. Thanks for all of your quick responses.

It seems the plugin gets a bit fussy over when it’s first inserted into a blog post, and if you change “left” align to “right” align. Upon saving it doesn’t seem to pick up the change despite the HTML showing the new align instruction.

Regardless, I can delete it, save and readd.

Thanks for your help. Will leave a review.

Sorry but I don’t see what you’re talking about. It shows as align=right

<strong>[pullquote align=“right” cite="" link="" color="#0BD9E8" class="" size="18"]The?slaughterhouse occupies a contradictory position within society.[/pullquote]</strong>

Oh you just posted back, I hadn’t refreshed! Yeah, I had the p tag in the wrong spot. Thanks for your help.

Still baffled on the left/right alignment of the pullquote though haha

I’ve worked out the justify issue.

<p style="text-align: justify;"> needs to be after the pullquote code.

I still don’t understand why the pullquote sits left aligned when I’m specifying right alignment in the code though :/

Sure thing.

https://www.shellethics.com/law/studies-link-slaughterhouses-violent-crimes-increase/

This is where the code is placed, note that the pullquote is also meant to be on the right, but it appears on the left regardless. But you can see how the whole body text paragraph isn’t justified anymore.

<p style="text-align: justify;"><strong>[pullquote align=“right” cite="" link="" color="#0BD9E8" class="" size="18"]The?slaughterhouse occupies a contradictory position within society.[/pullquote]</strong>Piers Beirne had theorised that the institutionalised harming of animals might actually affect the perpetrators, explaining that "whenever human-animal relationships are marked by authority and power, and thus by institutionalised social distance, there is an aggravated possibility of extra-institutional violence".?The?slaughterhouse occupies a contradictory position within society that other industrial processes do not. <strong>Formal regulations?about requiring "humane" slaughter directly acknowledge that sentient animals who are being killed?are worthy of protection—yet those who?are engaged in the work of the slaughterhouse also develop emotional constructions that allow them?to actually carry this kind of work out.</strong></p>