Luke Ketley

Hi John Gregory Olson,

We noticed this after our last update and have just released another update to correct this bug. Please search for new updates in the admin section>updates of your WordPress site and click ‘check again’.

Hi Luci Widdowson,

Going through the jquery files run on the site and testing we have established that there is a problem with jquery masonry and how our slider renders between slides.

Jquery masonry is a JavaScript grid layout library. It works by placing elements in optimal position based on available vertical space, sort of like a mason fitting stones in a wall. Due to our plugin running after this it can appear behind other widgets on the page as there is no height to our slides to begin with.

We are working on a solution to this for the following update. Thank you again for the heads up.

Hi Luci Widdowson,

We are just releasing an update that will set the text to align to the left by default unless people wish to style it differently. Thank you for the heads up.
As for the slider not displaying, I am just checking and will let you know shortly.

Hi fauxgt4,

Currently there is no way to prevent it being output by the Widget/Shortcode. However there are still options.

Using CSS
You could hide it using CSS, as both the handle and date are part of the same div with the class .kmeta, so you could use something similar to this:

.kebo-tweets .ktweet .kmeta {
    display: none;
}

Using PHP
Alternatively, you could manually control the output, by collecting the Tweet data yourself and outputting it in the format/style you want, using something similar to this:

// Fetch the Tweet data
if ( false !== ( $tweets = kebo_twitter_get_tweets() ) ) {

    // Loop through each Tweet
    foreach ( $tweets as $tweet ) {

        echo $tweet->text;

        // Count a certain number of Tweets
        if ( ++$i == 5 ) break;

    }

}

This will also be added to the list of things we should add hooks to allow control over, so then you would be able to easily disable that particular part of the Tweet using a small piece of PHP. This will probably arrive in the next couple of weeks.

If any of this did not make sense, or you have any more questions feel free to ask.

Hi PLRDME,
We can not see any reason why it should not be working.
We are currently making a latest debug version that can be installed to let us see what errors are coming up.
We will let you know when this is finished.

Hi PLRDME,

If you go to your WordPress admin and navigate to settings>Kebo Twitter Feed.
Can you just check that you are connected to Twitter, if so is there any errors in the error log section and can you post them here please.

Hi Bookends,
Just to check, as it looks like its working now.
Are you having any more problems?

Hi derosieres,

Do you have a version of the website live that we could take a look at?

If not could you please provide us with some of the following information,
– Any additional plugins installed
– Kebo Twitter settings (slide or list? etc)
– Widget area (sidebar, footer, header)
– If it is happening in more than one browser (internet explorer, chrome, firefox, etc.)

Hi jet13,
I have taken a look and the problem was that the header had, float: left, but the ul does not.
To fix this you will need to add the following CSS to the theme.

html body ul.kebo-tweets {
    float: left;
}

If you have any more problems please feel free to ask.

Luke

You can email me at [email protected]

Hi jet13,
Is it possible to see the outputted code from each of the following
<ul class="kebo-tweets list light">
<h3 class="widget-title">
<li id="kebo_twitter_feed_widget-3">
<ul class="xoxo">

Hi jet13,
Sorry to hear that, I shall take a look through the code you have provided to see what the issue is.

Hi logica3,

I have taken a look at your site and the problem with the padding comes from the themes css file. In this case it is more specific than the plugin css.

#widgets ul, #widgets ol {
    padding: 0 0 0 20px;
}

To adjust the padding you can use the following in the themes css file.

#widgets ul.kebo-tweets {
    padding: 0;
}

or to align with the title you can use

#widgets ul.kebo-tweets {
    padding-left: 5px;
}

For the list bullets, this occurs as our plugin loads with the footer and on some sites can have a delay for this reason. It seems to be with the speed the css files take to load upon refresh. Sorry but there is not a lot we can do about this.

Well just seeing if there are any, and if so will look at doing some meetups.