Here is an image to show you how I am putting the more text in the post https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0_wqgEcJoE5YVZVTE5KVzVzWVk/view?usp=sharing
Thanks for your help.
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]]>I was trying to figure out how to add a class to my shortcode so the wrapper div can be styled within a page. I’m pulling different posts into an eNewsletter and need to style them differently. I would do it in the code view but I’m doing it for a client and that might be too complex.
Does something like this exist?
[display-posts wrapper=”div” class=”myStyle”]
so that the output would be <div class=”myStyle”>posts</div>
I searched and found this:
https://www.billerickson.net/code/add-classes-to-display-posts-shortcode/
But this seemed to break my newsletter and didn’t seem to be right.
Thanks!
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]]>I searched and found this solution:
ttps://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/coauthors-plus-and-display-posts-shortcode
when i use:
[display-posts id=”4535″ include_content=”true” include_author=”true” wrapper=”div”]
it does pull in the coauthors but doesn’t pull content and looks broken. I think this solution is too complex. Is there something easier to just pull in multiple authors using display post shortcode and Co-Authors Plus?
Thanks!
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]]>I understand the list of attributes, even how to apply a wrapper_type (ol,ul,div) and how to apply a wrapper_class (ex: “.post-container”), and even a wrapper_id (ex: “#post-1”).
The problem is that the output (4 separate posts) consists of a picture (I’m using “medium” size, which outputs a pic of 300px X 300px), a title, and an excerpt. What it looks like is a picture on the left, and then to the right of the picture is a title, and then to the right of the title is the excerpt.
What I need is to have the picture above the title and above the excerpt, so that picture, title, excerpt are vertically stacked instead of horizontally positioned.
I don’t see any way using the [display-posts] shortcode a way to isolate the title and isolate the excerpt for styling in my stylesheet.
]]>i m using your plugin to display numerous lists on the same page some of which i want to show a custom field and some not. Ive used your filter (https://gist.github.com/1209601) successfully its just that this way the code is always automatically showing.
How can i add the extension to the shortcode to show something like custom_field_name=”custom field name or custom field id” to activate it.
for example, i have 2 custom field name, one is author name and another is author bio. so now i want to display only custom field name(author name) in page using display post shortcut.
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