idealismo1

Wow! Thanks so much, August Infotech! Works perfectly. I’ll be sure to give you an excellent review!

August Infotech,

Any news on resolving this issue? I have a client who would like to see it resolved fairly quickly if at all possible. Perhaps I should open another support item for it?

Thanks in advance for any help you can offer!

Chris

Hi. Thanks for getting back to me. Here is the markup for the page (https://myhrbp.com/twitterfeed/).

<div id="slideshow">
<div id="images"><img alt="TwitterFeed" src="https://myhrbp.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Twitter1.jpg" width="864" height="319" /></div>
</div>
<div class="line clear space">?</div>
<div>[AIGetTwitterFeeds ai_username='MyHRreality' ai_numberoftweets='15' ai_tweet_title='Twitter Feed']</div>

As you can see here, I’d like it to output after the banner image and horizontal line (you can see this layout on other pages within the site as well), however, the twitter feed forces the image to the bottom of the page (below it).

Any further assistance you could offer would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks again,

Chris

Hello August Infotech. You have a great plugin here, and I really want to use it with my client’s webside, but I seem to be having the same issues as noted above.

You can see the result here: https://myhrbp.com/twitterfeed/

I have tried various methods in manipulating the CSS for all elements on the page but nothing seems to work. Additionally, are there any options if I wish not to output the ai_tweet_title?

Any assistance you could offer would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Chris

Tom – WOW! Thanks so much for the quick response. Based on the support alone, I am going to by the Pro version right now.

I couldn’t find where the extra paragraph tags were being added, so I worked around it.

Thanks again!!!

Chris