Mike Martel

Hi Hope, the problem was that is some cases, the hovercard would be downloaded twice (if the pointer goes over the avatar, then off it and then back on it again before the ajax call was finished), and that hoverintent would sometimes trigger this behaviour without the pointer leaving the avatar. So the title text would be loaded, but the hovercard not shown.

So, what’s the new problem? It appears without the data you’re showing?

Hi Hope, try version 1.1.3 I’m uploading now. I may have found the solution to your problem..

Hi Hope,

when I found it was only just after my last update, but I couldn’t reproduce it, so I discarded it as a fluke. Did this happen for you before the last update?

Mike

Hi Hope, I’m know I have seen this happen on my own local install a while back, but whatever I do, I’m not getting it right now.. maybe you can give me another hint. What browser are you using?
Also, when I have more time, I’ll try the theme you’re using.

Hi Willfire19, it’s normal – the solution gerenally comes just after you asked somebody ??

As for your other question, it really depends on a lot of factors. Where do the birthdays come from? If they are in different posts, you could show the excerpts of these posts on your tiles quite simply. If you really have use custom data you can filter the data displayed on the tiles using the wp-tiles-data filter, for example.

Let me know more about what you want to do exactly for better help!

Hi Gordonek, unfortunately that’s not possible, but I’ll consider it for a future version of the plugin. One thing you could do is make a post for each video in a separate category, generating the post thumbnail based on the video (with a plugin like this one: https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/video-thumbnails/ ) and then showing all posts from this category using the tiles.

Hi Hope, that really shouldn’t happen! Do you have any idea when this occurs? Eg. when you hover over an avatar the first time, or when you leave the avatar before it has finished loading?

Thanks!

Hi captjones, thanks for the compliment.

I think I catch your drift. To exclude posts, you have to add post IDs instead of names, seperated by comma’s. To find the ID of your post, hover over the edit link of the post, like this:

https://i50.tinypic.com/2u5uoa8.png

Then, put that id in the shortcode as you did with the title:

[wp-tiles posts_query='exclude=196']

Same procedure for includes, etc.

Good luck!

To set the ordering, check out the settings page (wp-admin-> “Settings” -> “WP Tiles” ). You can set all the defaults there, as well as read up on how to set the ordering for each shortcode individually.

Hi Tim, thanks for your comment ?? I’m putting pagination high on the roadmap for WP Tiles, and will try to include it in version 0.4 when I get around to it.

Cheers,
Mike

Hi ambrosa, you are the third in two days to propose pagination, so I’m putting it high on the roadmap for this plugin. Let me know how the new version works out on your website!

Hi ambrosa, thanks for commenting. This was completely the fault of the plugin! Please update to version 0.3.4, as this version will output the tiles on the spot where you put the shortcode.

Good luck with your update!

Mike

See my answer to your other post.

Hi Hiphopruckus, did you check the width of the element containing WP Tiles? Is it wider than the small screen width in the settings? Also, try disabling small screen templates by setting the small screen width to 0.

Hi Hiphopruckus, pagination has not been in the planning for this plugin so far. I’ll consider it for the next iteration.