CBphotography

Thanks for chiming in so quickly Chris.

For me, the point of using “more_post” with the “length” call is simply to have some uniformity on the page, otherwise each testimonial varies in length. What would be awesome would be for the “read more” link to actually direct to a popup of the testimonial in question, like a light box, rather than forcing the viewer to a single page dedicated just to that testimonial.

I simply find the single page for each testimonial too much of a waste of overall space.

On a side note, thanks for the help with the [strong read_more]

Very helpful. Thanks again!

I will wait to hear from the developer before marking this as resolved:)

Whats “low”? ??

Is there any solution to allow random testimonials with this plugin to work without having it affect the performance of my site. My testimonials shouldn’t reach more than a couple hundred and as far as web traffic, less than 100k a month.

Thanks Eric. That is a big help. Love the support from WP Engine ??

I see all the warnings about this feature in terms of it slowing things down. With a relatively small site, is that something I should worry about?

Never mind….it is working now. I wasn’t including the <div align> within the <H2>.

Thanks for all the help!

If I use:

.post h2 { text-align:center; }

Then the entire post is Centered. What I am looking at doing is Centering the Blog Post Title, which in the case of the link I posted is:

“Welcome to the Newly Redesigned Colby Brown Photography”

I tried to add the <div align=”center”><?php the_title(); ?></div> but it didn’t change anything…

That didn’t seem work. Basically what I am looking to do is to put the title of the post I am on one line lower and centered over the body of the post. The links on the top can stay on top and I would think they wouldn’t get in the way if the title of the current post is lower and centered.