kamaradski

This is also what i am looking for… Anyone found the correct solution yet ?

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I figured it out ?? yay to me! lol

The theme builders had a core-css file hidden, with the .col-620 value set to width 65.something%.

Once overwritten this gave the desired effect.

For future reference of other people with the same problem here is my full child CSS file:

#container {
max-width: 75%;
}

#footer {
max-width: 75%;
}

#widgets {
max-width: 20%;
}

.col-60,
.col-140,
.col-220,
.col-300,
.col-380,
.col-460,
.col-540,
.col-620,
.col-700,
.col-780,
.col-860 {
width: 77%;
}

#logo {
float: none;
margin: 0;
text-align: center;
width: 100%;
}

Hi Augustin56,

That did the trick very nicely ?? However now it broke the responsiveness..

Is there a way to move the widget bar to the right based on percentage ? (like with “max-width: xx%”)

I managed to shrink the blog area with:

#content-blog {
max-width: xx%;
}

But i cannot get it to increase all the way up to 77% where i want it to be. Maybe some other element i overlook will need shrinking first ?

CSS is not any of my skills unfortunately.

I currently have my hands full with some other projects unfortunately otherwise i would be happy to help you out (or create a standalone plugin for that matter).

Lets see how i stand in a few months though :p

The plugin could for example read the RSS feed, and post the content from the recent Bitbucket commits into a new post on the WordPress website.

Up till now i use a syndication tool (FeedWordPress) to do this, however since it is not specifically build for this purpose (it more for syndication of news-articles) it is only semi-working, and the posts need some editing after syndication in order to look good.

Example: https://kamaradski.com/category/tech/arma-3/t-a

What i would be looking for in such a functionality:

Post title = commitcode + first line of commitmessage
– insert Link to Bitbucket commit
– Post content & exerpt = commit message
— read more —
– Extended content = files changed over view
– Optional: maybe the file-diff of the commit

Any links in the original commit, should also be available in the wordpress post (Smart-commit links to Jira issues & file links to the changed files)

For people that have different repo’s there should be the option to post the syndicated commits into a separate post category (for example see how it is setup on kamaradski.com) This could be done by filtering the posts in the rss-feed of a Bitbucket user/team, or maybe the option to watch several different rss-feeds, 1 for each repo (this last option should also catch commits unrelated to the specific Bitbucket user.

Post date, should be commit-date&time

Ability to run syndication on regular intervals for example with the use of cron.

Here is a example of how such post could look like: https://kamaradski.com/2292/018e8c7-ta-17-comment-added-server-client-countdown-script

So i hope this write-up makes it a little clearer what i had in mind. It’s just an idea that i think many people will be able to appreciate as there is currently not an existing solution that would not require manual intervention for each post. And it is just that, an idea, not a request.

I realize this is a lot of work and slightly out of scope of what your plugin is currently doing, so i really do not mind if you decide not to take this onboard in your existing plugin. But i do think this would make your plugin the most complete WordPress-Bitbucket link available today.

Ok fixed it, i wasn’t aware of the recent changes

So for the rest of you that used my above examples:

the CSS is now not working anymore, so this can be deleted from the page showing the worldmap.

And the shortcode option changed. In order to have the same map settings you will need to add the following shortcode:

[nggg map_height=600px map_width=100% worldmap=1]

I like it, it’s a lot better configurable like this.

Hi,

I just updated to the latest stable version, however the worldmap appairs not to be working anymore ?

What i have on my page:

<style type="text/css">
.ngg_geo_map { height:600px; width:100%; }
</style>
<center>[nggg worldmap]</center>

Thanks,
Kamaradski

Ok cheers man that worked ??

For everyone else here is what i did:

<style type="text/css">
.ngg_geo_map { height:600px; width:100%; }
</style>

You can add this inside of your post where you display the map.

KR
kamaradski

hi all,

I’m looking into displaying some custom text on the login page. My blog is private, and i need to change the login-page to display a text that the users will need to register to be able to see any content.

Is this possible, and if so, how ?

cheers kama