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  • Thread Starter sactyr

    (@sactyr)

    Hi, I have updated the plugin and it works perfectly now. Thank you Claudio. I have also changed my review to 5/5

    Thread Starter sactyr

    (@sactyr)

    Hi Claudio,

    I will change the review if you have solved the issue.

    Cheers

    Thread Starter sactyr

    (@sactyr)

    Claudio, I am not a programmer. That’s why I use plugins. If I am a programmer I would hard code the codes in my wordpress theme instead of using plugins. I don’t know how to look through the API and help you at GitHub.

    I read through the link you provided above – that person highlighted the exact same problem I did.

    It’s ok if you and me can’t fix the problem – but we need to be polite to each other. Thank you for your plugin anyway. Cheers

    Thread Starter sactyr

    (@sactyr)

    Claudio, I am just pointing out that your Google+ followers count is incorrect. I have provided very detailed explanation on how Social Count Plus is now picking up the wrong count number.

    Your last sentence in your reply is very rude. I am not wasting your time. Others who use Google+ will soon be posting the same. I am just pointing out politely.

    Also the issue is not resolved. So don’t mark it as resolved.

    Krhd,

    Install this plugin called “Infinite Scroll”

    In Settings:

    Behaviour: Masonry/Isotope

    Selectors:
    Content-selector: #post-area
    Navigation selector: #navigation
    Next selector: #navigation .view-older a:first
    Item selector: #post-area .post

    Now you need to change a code which I have listed below, so before you do anything else, backup your template.

    Go to your index.php file. Should be found here:
    /wp/wp-content/themes/gridly/index.php

    Now look up this code (last second line of the page):
    <?php next_posts_link(‘<p class=”view-older”>View Older Entries</p>’) ?>

    Now change that to:
    <div id=”navigation”>
    <div class=”view-older”><?php next_posts_link(‘View Older Entries’); ?></div>
    </div>

    [What I have done is I have introduced a new ID called navigation so that the selector recognises it]

    It only works on the main page. Hope this helps.

    Posted this for another guy. Hope this works for you too:

    I am using Infinite-Scroll in my site, which uses the Gridly theme, although it’s not live yet.

    Behaviour: Masonry/Isotope

    Selectors:
    Content-selector: #post-area
    Navigation selector: #navigation
    Next selector: #navigation .view-older a:first
    Item selector: #post-area .post

    Now you need to change a code which I have listed below, so before you do anything else, backup your template.

    Go to your index.php file. Should be found here:
    /wp/wp-content/themes/gridly/index.php

    Now look up this code (last second line of the page):
    <?php next_posts_link(‘<p class=”view-older”>View Older Entries</p>’) ?>

    Now change that to:
    <div id=”navigation”>
    <div class=”view-older”><?php next_posts_link(‘View Older Entries’); ?></div>
    </div>

    [What I have done is I have introduced a new ID called navigation so that the selector recognises it]

    It only works on the main page. Hope this helps.

    I am using Infinite-Scroll in my site, which uses the Gridly theme, although it’s not live yet.

    Behaviour: Masonry/Isotope

    Selectors:
    Content-selector: #post-area
    Navigation selector: #navigation
    Next selector: #navigation .view-older a:first
    Item selector: #post-area .post

    Now you need to change a code which I have listed below, so before you do anything else, backup your template.

    Go to your index.php file. Should be found here:
    /wp/wp-content/themes/gridly/index.php

    Now look up this code (last second line of the page):
    <?php next_posts_link(‘<p class=”view-older”>View Older Entries</p>’) ?>

    Now change that to:
    <div id=”navigation”>
    <div class=”view-older”><?php next_posts_link(‘View Older Entries’); ?></div>
    </div>

    [What I have done is I have introduced a new ID called navigation so that the selector recognises it]

    It only works on the main page. Hope this helps.

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