cagsmith

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You can do this by adding some custom CSS. I used the following CSS to get the titles to display below the images, as well as making the text a bit smaller and less heavy.

The following assumes you are using the “light theme”. I also added custom CSS to remove borders earlier, so I’m not sure how the below will look if you still have the borders enabled.

#cg-ul > li {
	height: 235px !important;
}

div.cgtitle.always {
	height: 50px !important;
}

div.cgback.always {
	display: none !important;
}

div.cgview.light ul li div.cgtitle p a {
	font-size: 12px !important;
	font-weight: 400 !important;
}

If possible, you should try to implement such CSS changes without resorting to using “!important”, but unfortunately because of the way my client’s site was set up it was necessary in this case.

Hi Arrisje, I’m glad you were able to resolve the problem. There is nothing in the plugin which makes external calls anywhere so if you got such a message from a security app on your PC then I would think it might be indicative of a virus or rogue script which is running in the background in your browser! Hope you’re able to get it sorted! ??

Ah, never mind – I disabled the services in the settings, re-added the code in the theme and it’s displaying fine now. Not sure why it didn’t do it automatically though.

Hey there – this is a great idea, but in it’s current format the plugin can’t handle localizations in this manner, but this is definitely something I can look into adding in the future. What language were you hoping to localize to? Maybe I can sort something out myself…

Ok, never mind – I’m an idiot… forgot the closing bracket!

Ok, for what it’s worth, I dumped the table into Notepad++ and used some regex to extract the link IDs. As a result I’ve been able to come up with a whole load of statements looking like this:

UPDATE 'wp_posts' SET 'post_content' = REPLACE ('post_content', '[amazon_link id="B0001IX3MS" target="_blank" ]', '';
UPDATE 'wp_posts' SET 'post_content' = REPLACE ('post_content', '[amazon_link id="B0001IX3R8" target="_blank" ]', '';
UPDATE 'wp_posts' SET 'post_content' = REPLACE ('post_content', '[amazon_link id="B0001IX454" target="_blank" ]', '';

But I’m getting a syntax error in PhpMyAdmin when attempting to run these… anyone have any idea?

nono33z – you need to make sure you have the most up-to-date version of the plugin. At first, I didn’t – that’s why the line doesn’t show up where mystifier said it would.

When you have updated the plugin, browse to the plugin directory using your FTP client, go to the directory mystifier says above and double-click the file Shortcode.php to open it. Scroll down to line 280 and just move the text from that line down to line 289. That’s all ??

Hi mystifier – nice one. Seems to have done the trick ?? Thanks a lot!

Thanks a lot – looks hopeful. I’ll have a peek tonight ??