oletomat

I’ve done a lot of modification on the css part (removed the author name, just showing the author avatar, and other stuff), but multiple authors on one entry looks like this for me, on 1.8 beta 1:

Okay.

I’m not familiar with that problem, but there seems to be an issue with contributors in the latest version of the plugin: https://github.com/Automattic/liveblog/issues/415

If this is what causes the problem, it will probably be fixed at some point.

Have you tried to test with an earlier version? Multiple authors worked perfectley for me in th 1.8 beta 1: https://github.com/Automattic/liveblog/releases

I think the issue with pages has been discussed here, but not sure if there is a working fix for it:

https://github.com/Automattic/liveblog/pull/342

Hi.

Are you trying to get multiple authors on the same post? Or are you having troubble getting more than one author to show up in the author list?

I am using the 1.8 beta version, and the multiple authors work fine for me on that. I also use the Allow Multiple Accounts plugin to create more authors in WP, and the WP User Avatar plugin to assign the users different avatars.

Looks like this for me:

Sorry, don’t know how to do that. I think the developers of the plugin have been looking at how to make it compatible with pages, but as of now its not a priority, I think.

Maybe something like this could work. A plugin that makes you put a post into a page? Have not tried, but maybe ??

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/posts-in-page/

I think you should look in the classes/class-wpcom-liveblog-lazyloader.php

In line 103 of the code:

public static function get_number_of_entries() {
if ( ! isset( self::$number_of_entries ) ) {
self::$number_of_entries = 5;

Might work to change the “5” to 10, 15 or whatever number you want.

Another option might be be to add a fliter to your functions.php file.

Hi!

I think you might be able to fix it, by looking at this line (line 964 in mine, but I’ve made som changes, so might be different) in the liveblog.php file:

‘utc_offset’ => get_option(‘gmt_offset’) * 120, // in minutes

I had to change the gmt_offset from 60 to 120 to get the correct time for entries in my CET timezone. No sure what the value would be for Sao Paulo timezone, but you should be able to figure it out, I guess.

Solved this one myself.

Was just looking in all the wrong places.

Just had to change timeAgo to formattedTime in app.js in assets.