YukataNinja

You can edit custom CSS so that the thumbnails are display none.

If you add a div with an ID around one of them then you could overwrite that CSS by specifying the div id for each CSS statement.

I cannot see those pages because they are not published.

Good idea. I have just added this feature to version 1.10.

[rotating-posts category_name="mycat"]

If your category name has a space then you need to use the slug. I.e., name=”my name with a space” and slug=”my-nice-slug” then your shortcode is:

[rotating-posts category_name="my-nice-slug"]

You are set to display thumbnails and do not have a path set for the thumbnails, that is each post does not have a custom field named rp_thumbnail. So the source of the image is just empty. Firefox shows this as nothing, IE shows this as a broken image. Maybe with what you are trying to do you should have a 1×1 pix transparent gif?

I also cannot use trac for either of my plugins. Has support for this been dropped?

For ordering the posts, you should be able to edit the source so that $rp_query contains something like order=DESC (but I have not tested this).

To remove the pause button try having no image for the pause button in the settings section under WP admin or try using css to have no image or display:none for that specific thing.

Try setting custom css so that #rp_nav_thumbnails has display set to none.

These appear the be IE discrepancies with your CSS. Welcome to the world of web development. Unfortunately, I don’t think there’s anything wrong on the plugin end of the code.

This is not possible with this plugin. There might be another specifically for this or you just have to manually edit your posts to use the more tag.

Use custom css so the images have display: none.

This should do it but I did not test it:

div#rp_nav #rp_nav_arrows img
{
display: none;
}

RE:wwe
There is no planed feature for this. It is possible to do, if you know PHP, SQL, and WP programing, by adding to the query to WP_Query call in rotating_posts.php for the date of those posts.

It should be compatible with IE6 and newer. What is wrong?

The plugin does not do this and I don’t plan on adding it.

This could be done on your own (would be a bit of work), but I don’t plan on making it a feature in the plugin.