Kim

This was meant for doctor’s offices, not roofing.

Hi there! The only way to do this is with CSS.

Your theme may already have a place where you can enter your own CSS in its theme options, but if not, there are tons of options for making this easy.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/simple-custom-css/

You can add something like the following:

.pixelovely_testimonial {margin-bottom: 50px;}

We have a template. The problem is that as of late, the author page link is redirected to a 404 error if the author being looked at isn’t an administrator.

Thank you! This has been fixed.

It looks like a testimonial with an attribution underneath. Absolutely all other styling is up to whatever theme you’re using, in the hopes that it will blend in seamlessly anywhere.

It’s an extremely simple testimonial plugin, just as the name says.

I am pretty sure I figured out what this complaint was about, and it was fixed in a recent version. Marking as resolved, since I’ve heard nothing back from the reporter. ??

Just marking this as resolved as it’s been months without response.

Not with the shortcode, sorry. If you’re savvy enough to use IDs, you might be able to write your own shortcode that does this with minimal effort. ??

Not without doing a little programming yourself. ??

I assume you mean as a javascript effect, fading or scrolling between different testimonials without a page reload?

No, no current plans to make that part of the core plugin.

Hi there vecacharris,

As with all shortcodes, they can be used in PHP theme files with do_shortcode

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/do_shortcode

Hope this helps. ??

Hi Delisha15,

I have used this plugin on literally dozens of iOS-enabled and generally responsive sites. It is fully compatible with iOS.

It sounds as if there is a conflict within your specific theme that is causing the testimonials to vanish on iPad. Perhaps if you shared a link to the site in question, I might be able to help spot the conflict if it’s as simple as something in the CSS. ??

I was having this same problem. I’d also really like to see an official solution.

In the meantime, I modified the plugin myself to achieve what I wanted, and my solution for anyone else who is interested was this:

1. Open intuitive-custom-post-order.php
2. Remove ‘public’ => true from line 79
3. Save and upload the new file.
4. Open the plugin’s admin folder.
5. Open settings.php
6. Remove ‘public’ => true from line 32
7. Save and upload the new file.

There are two issues to this method: Anytime the plugin updates, your changes will be overwritten, and removing the restriction against non-public things will cause Revisions and Menus to appear in your list of potential post types to change the order of. To me, this is worth it, but anyone who reads this will have to consider their own pros and cons for their particular situation.

Perhaps there could be some kind of custom flag that devs could set on their post types if they want it to be hooked by this plugin even if it is non-public? I have created post types that were non-public that I wouldn’t want to see custom ordered, and some that I have.

Sorry everyone, seems I was having a particularly bizarre conflict with the Core Tweaks plugin. Their documentation specifically said that it no longer includes the estimated reading time behavior, and yet there it was.

What sort of categories? I am imagining an example like the case of a doctor’s office, and people sending in reviews for specific practitioners.

I could see the use of such a thing. I think I would release a separate plugin if I were to implement it, though, as it goes beyond what 99% of my clients need and I don’t want to add anything to confuse those souls.

Thank you for the suggestion and for taking the time to write a review!