oculos

Actually, the Feed2Post plugin does that wonderfully. The reason I started to look elsewhere was because some of its functionality didn’t work properly with the newest WP updates.

But when you include the link to the lightbox version, this is not handled by WP, but by the plugin, right? So couldn’t we have an option on the Feed to Post tab to select we want that link above the text, rather than below?

Oh, ok! I would like to suggest you consider adding this feature in a future version! ??

So let me see if I got it right: if I want the post to reflect an updated feed, I need to use the shortcode instead of the feed to post feature?

It was my bad. I forgot to issue values for the extra stars I added (I changed from 5 to 10 stars).

Wow, I learn some WP tricks, and seahorse must-known info! What could one possibly complain about? ??

Thanks, I somehow thought that the shortcodes could be used on the templates, that’s why it never worked. I used the roll-your-own method then, cause it gives me more possibilities!

Thanks a lot for the GREAT plugin!

I will try to, but, meanwhile, just to clarify if we’re on the same page here, is the shortcode meant to be used on the template, or should it be used only on the post content?

It works now! The settings were set to “Slide only” (duh!) ??

My bad. I just wish now I could use the shortcodes instead of a roll-your-own approach.

I fixed the id problem by adding <?php the_ID(); ?> as the id, but, as I said, I only manage to expand, not to collapse…

I tried. I copied exactly the second code, with multiple elements, and it’s only expanding, but not collapsing. I would like to use the shortcodes instead, but it is not working.
Can you give me another hint on how to fix it?

Well, I tried that – just removed it, and not working at all. In fact, before I’d use<div id="target-<?php the_ID(); ?>", and it would work, but not anymore…

Hi folks!

I have a similar problem. When I use the shortcodes ([expand]), the “[expand]” shows up on my page. So I tried to use this:

<div class="collapseomatic" title="<?php the_title(); ?>" id="<?php the_ID(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?> - <?php the_time('F j, Y'); ?></p> <!-- Returns title with Collapse-o-matic formatting -->
                    <div class="content_collapse_wrapper"><div id="target-<?php the_ID(); ?>" class="collapseomatic_content force_content_collapse"><?php the_content(); ?>testando</div></div> <!-- Returns post content in collapse-o-matic div -->

            <div class="event-divider clear"></div> <!-- thin line divider -->
			</div><!--end post item-->

However, only the arrow at the left side is changing when i click on the “title”, which makes me think that the jquery is being loaded. But no content is being displayed after clicking. Can you help me?

What did you do? I’m having the same problem over here…

nope, my fault – i had this impression, but the person had, in fact, two posts… she uses feedburner, and somehow she managed that.

https://www.odontopalm.com.br/psf

Thanks for answering!

IT wouldn’t make much sense for me, as I already have some posts with 2 files on each one. And I’ve seen some people with 2 files per post and neverthless they created 2 rss feeds…