• Hi, I love the plugin and a friend is doing a local lifestyle content site so I thought I’d give it a try there. Please take a look as soon as you’re able. https://goodlifevancouver.com – you’ll notice showposts=7&cat=8 7 showing above the post headline. I’ve been through the html, css, and php for the plugin – sorry, not a coder so no clear-cut answers – and I found the echo command line that I think is displaying this text. I tried an experiment – taking it out – to see what happens and that killed everything busting the layout entirely.

    So as things stand now, I am at a loss as to what to do to solve this problem and wondering if you might have some insight as to what I’m missing.

    Thanks, Lee

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  • Hi Lee,
    I have the same problem. Did you find a solution ? Thanks for sharing it, with me !
    All the best,
    Benjamin

    Lee,
    I just checked your website. I love the rotating area. It’s very classy ! How did you implement it to your site ? Thanks again !
    Benjamin

    I am having a similar problem. I do not have a clue what happened but my site at petebass.com has two problems that occured when I tried to add my rotator add. I now have a big bunch of code where my photo’s were at and also another error no group ID syntax warning under my ad. When you click on it it takes you to the link for the button/ad above it. Anyone know what’s going on here? How do I fix it?

    I don’t know anything. I am a complete rookie to this.

    Thank you,
    Pete
    https://petebass.com

    I want to have the Rotating Post show twice on one page, but I want each one to show a different category.

    Does anyone know if this is possible? Any ideas?

    Also, does anyone know how to add some animated transition between the posts. Like a fade in fade out or slide up or slide down?

    To remove the text “showposts=7&cat=8 7” from the top of the post just delete lines 73 and 74 in the file rotating-posts.php. the lines are:

    echo $rp_query . “\n”;
    echo $rp_number_posts . “\n”;

    just those two lines. and that′s it. don′t know why are those lines there anyway…

    Those are there only if it is in debug mode, some other plugin must have set DEBUG to true. Guess I should have used a more local variable.

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