Hi Peter, activating the excerpt is in work. Which classes did you add?
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Peter
(@peterkaagman)
I wanted some control on the makeup for the title and such… so added a class to at least the anchor..
Am a complete idiot with css… so it could be this was not needed at all… but it worked for me.
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Peter
(@peterkaagman)
btw… used your widget on http://www.happyminds.nl
Cool work, it looks great!
The additional class was not neccessary indeed. The selector can point to the A element, that’s all.
I will implement the excerpt option soon.
Finally in the new plugin version 3.0 you can switch excerpts on and off and set the length of them.
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Peter
(@peterkaagman)
Great…. wil give it a go 😀
Hello Peter, in the – coming soon – next version there will be a short text about the CSS selectors you can use for that widget. I am posting a copy now for you here:
CSS Selectors: To design the list and its items you can use these CSS selectors:
The elements which contain the posts list:
.recent-posts-widget-with-thumbnails
The lists which contain the list items:
.recent-posts-widget-with-thumbnails ul
All list items in the list:
.recent-posts-widget-with-thumbnails ul li
All list items of sticky posts in the list:
.recent-posts-widget-with-thumbnails ul li.rpwwt-sticky
All links in the list; every link contains the image and the post title:
.recent-posts-widget-with-thumbnails ul li a
All images in the list (use that to set the margins around images):
.recent-posts-widget-with-thumbnails ul li a img
All post titles in the list:
.recent-posts-widget-with-thumbnails ul li a span.rpwwt-post-title
All post dates in the list:
.recent-posts-widget-with-thumbnails ul li div.rpwwt-post-date
All post excerpts in the list:
.recent-posts-widget-with-thumbnails ul li div.rpwwt-post-excerpt
